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Bermuda must reinvent itself in order to survive, according to Premier Craig Cannonier. In a national address delivered last night, Mr Cannonier said Government has an “aggressive agenda” to help turn the Island’s economy around, but tough decisions ...

One morning Samantha Soares awoke to find an elf had been riding her parents’ vacuum cleaner around the house during the night. And no, this is not the beginning of a Christmas short story, this is true (well mostly). The seven-year-old and her fami...

Bermuda law firm MJM is to end the year on a high note. The company will be listed in the International Financial Law Review (IFLR) magazine this month as a 2014 recommended firm in its IFLR 1000 mergers and acquisitions survey. The recognition comes...

Shadow Home Affairs Minister Walter Roban is calling on Government to clarify the status of a planned $300 million redevelopment of Hamilton’s waterfront. And he pointed out that the controversial development, put together more than a year ago by the...

A man accused of buying stolen pit bull puppy “Hershey” appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning. Josef Smith, 25, of Warwick denied dishonestly receiving the chocolate-coloured dog, worth $1,800, knowing it had been stolen, sometime between Octob...

A tumultuous chapter in the Island’s relations with the US was recalled this morning as dignitaries gathered in a Smith’s churchyard to pay respects to former US Consul Charles Maxwell Allen. Mr Allen represented the Union in Bermuda during the US Ci...

A 24-year-old British hairdresser has been charged with importing more than a pound of cannabis resin into Bermuda with intent to supply. Guest worker Lauren Davis was remanded into custody at Magistrates’ Court yesterday after she denied two charges...

Home Affairs Ministers Michael Fahy has praised an internship programme for Bermudians, which was launched this week by the Lancashire Foundation. Senator Fahy described the scheme, which will see two college graduates sent to Lancashire Holdings Ltd...

The Department of Planning has halved the length of time it takes to process planning applications, according to Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy. He told the Senate this morning that the average time taken to process an application fell from 12.7 ...