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At this moment — and perhaps for a short period longer, probably only months — there exists a window of opportunity for all Bermudians to benefit socially, economically and politically. That sounds exciting, and it is, but it requires black and white...

Have you ever stood on the shoreline of the mainland here and looked across to a small island several hundred metres off shore? And while looking, wondered how many people, if any, had ever walked on it, or, who knows, pondered what it would be like ...

Government is advertising for three commissioners for the newly established Board of Commissioners of the Regulatory Authority, which will oversee the long-awaited overhaul of the telecoms industry. The commissioners are part-time, paid positions. A ...

Excess medical waste that piled up in containers while the hospital incinerator was out of commission has been removed from a dump at the West End. A spokeswoman for the Bermuda Hospitals Board said that all the remaining hazardous waste from Sally P...

Bermuda Hospitals Board staff are visiting a number of overseas hospitals to pick up tips as they continue to oversee the redevelopment of the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Media reports in the UK say health teams from Bermuda were recently at t...

Opposition MP Louise Jackson last night urged Bermuda Hospitals Board to explain why its chief of staff was on administrative leave. Dr Donald Thomas, who joined BHB in 2007, was placed on leave on Thursday, as revealed in Saturday's edition of The R...

Unsuitable homes lead to low educational achievement and antisocial behaviour, said the Sustainable Development Roundtable as it urged Government to take its report on housing seriously. Advisory group chairwoman Ianthia Wade issued a statement point...

Bermuda Kennel Club dog shows have again been named as qualifying events for the prestigious Crufts dog show in the United Kingdom. Entrants for Crufts are limited to dogs from qualifying shows in different countries around the world. Last year was t...

A drunk student who launched a foul-mouthed tirade at police during a traffic stop has been fined more than $2,000 and banned from driving for a year. Raymond Raynor, 20, was more than twice over the legal limit when he was pulled over by officers ou...

The Department of Tourism hopes to encourage tourists to join in the fun of Cup Match, with designated seating areas and complimentary cruises over the holiday. As part of Cup Match Summer Splash, visitors will have access to a special seating area a...