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The Corporation of Hamilton has maintained that it can and will continue to clamp illegally parked vehicles within the City, warning motorists not to damage the clamps or threaten staff. A spokesman for the Corporation said: “As a land owner and owne...

Government will retain an independent consultant to provide assistance as it moves forward with plans to create “an evolved Human Resources model”. Premier Craig Cannonier told the House of Assembly this morning: “One of key components of an effectiv...

If you’ve ever wanted to experience the art work of artist Sharon Wilson, up close and person, now is your chance. The artist is offering a special open house on Saturday to celebrate her 60th birthday. There will be cake, art, and informational lec...

The Bermuda-based boss of Hiscox’s reinsurance operations expects the unit he heads to write less business than it did last year — and that does not bother him at all. For Hiscox Re chief executive officer Jeremy Pinchin, the focus is not on quantity...

Bermudian motocross rider Dale Boorman has died in an accident during a race in Florida, his family have confirmed. Mr Boorman, 20, was killed at the Moto X Raceway in Pinellas Park last night after colliding head-on with 23-year-old Matthew Gardner ...

7 May 2014 Dear Sir, If history has taught us anything it is that we as human beings don’t really learn anything form history. Here are three examples of how historically the improvements of the past 250 years have done just as much to hurt society a...

The hunt for missing Canadian visitor William Grange continued unabated into its fifth day last night, with local teams joined by a contingent of eight from Canada. The search for the Napanee, Ontario man, who suffers from short-term memory loss and ...

Progressive Labour Party spokesman Jamahl Simmons has been accused of inciting violence and hate by making “irresponsible” comments on the social media network Twitter. And Mr Simmons claimed late yesterday, via Twitter, to have resigned from his pos...

Thousands of primary school students are sitting a controversial test to determine if they are gifted and talented this week — but teachers in at least one school are considering boycotting the exam. Educators at Port Royal Primary School in Southamp...