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Two young art lovers are hoping to open up the world of art to others on the Island through a one-day-only exhibit. Jahde Eve and Korie Minors will display their photographs at a pop up photo exhibit at the TQ Gallery in the Walker Arcade tomorrow, ...

Just to let you know that the End of the World scheduled for tomorrow has been cancelled so, if you have been waiting to see how that turned out before organising yourself for Christmas, you might want to get your skates on. Here are a few things com...

A carpenter was banned from the road after admitting drinking and driving. Christopher Matos, 28, of Pembroke, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to driving while impaired in an incident on December 16. The court heard that at around 1.20am that da...

Butterfield Bank traded 97,177 shares on the Bermuda Stock Exchange yesterday, closing at $1.27 with no change in share price. Devonshire Industries and Argus Group both traded shares to close at $5 and $3.40, respectively Overall, the BSX closed at ...

New York-based property and casualty insurer Tower Group is adding more than $325 million of new 2013 premium to Lloyd’s of London. The firm along with its strategic partner, Canopius, is launching a special purpose syndicate (SPS) at Lloyd’s with $...

The election is over, the race was extremely tight, and the new One Bermuda Alliance-led Government begins its journey to represent the people of Bermuda. The OBA leadership often spoke to the need to represent all people, even those who did not vote...

December 8, 2012 Dear Sir, We strongly disagree with your paper’s review of Jonathan Land Evans’ recent book ‘Peace, Prudence and Prosperity: a history of Bermuda from 1919 to 1939’. Your reviewer says “it could be” a valuable resource. In our opinio...

A St George’s man stopped while driving the wrong way on a one-way road yesterday admitted drinking and driving. Magistrates’ Court heard that at around 1.05am on Sunday officers were travelling east along Wellington Slip Road when they noticed 39-ye...