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Nine burglaries were reported for the Island’s central parishes in just 24 hours, police announced yesterday — six of which took place in Paget. Homes in Pembroke, Devonshire and Warwick were also targeted. The break-ins occurred on Highwood Lane (Pa...

Introducing a National Service scheme in which every young person would have to sign up has been condemned as a backward step towards slavery by one pressure group. And Bermudians Against the Draft (BAD) is urging those who may be enrolled in any fut...

Shutting down the St George’s Swing Bridge for a year might annoy some mariners — but maintaining the bridge is worth the inconvenience, according to the Old Town’s mayor Garth Rothwell. Public Works plans to save $163,000 in labour costs by closing ...

Wednesday, March 5th marked a significant day during CedarBridge Academy’s Literacy Week celebrations. The school held two special gender assemblies featuring motivational Bermudian men and women who shared their perspectives on literacy. The panel ...

The UK-based developer of Washington Mall has been slammed for tax avoidance. The multibillion dollar Peel Group — which owns 40 percent of the Hamilton shop and office complex — has come under fire for using offshore registration to cut its tax bill...

Spring time weather in Bermuda is almost as predictable as lightning during a storm. One day the sun’s shining and you’re pulling out pieces from your summer wardrobe. The next it’s windy and cold and you’re reaching back in the closet for a cable k...

19 March 2014 Dear Sir We write to clarify our position on mandatory service in the Bermuda Regiment and particularly, the subject of National Service. While national service did come up during the interview that led to a story on your front page a f...