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Bermuda Housing Corporation needs more power to tackle soaring house prices, the issue of vacant homes and future accommodation needs for seniors, according to the Sustainable Development Roundtable. The advisory group wants Government to set up a po...

Backbencher Terry Lister warned Bermuda’s children could be “cut off at the knees” as MPs passed amendments relaxing the 60-40 rule on foreign ownership. The former Cabinet Minister said the law change — designed to help local companies attract forei...

MPs debated a take note motion on a proposed Equality Act in the House of Assembly on Friday night, among the issues raised was the need to give homosexuals protection against discrimination. The take note motion was brought to the House by Families ...

Mayor Kenny Bascome says St George will now take care of its own tourism agenda after criticising Government’s lack of involvement in its historic celebrations over the weekend. St Georgians marked the 400th anniversary of the arrival of Bermuda’s fi...

The president of the Court of Appeal has spoken out about why he has ordered proceedings in his courtroom not to be recorded, despite it being standard practice in the UK. Edward Zacca, in a joint statement with Charlene Scott, the registrar of the c...

When Premier Paula Cox was elected as leader of the Progressive Labour Party, there were many who supported her because she represented something different from her predecessor, Dr Ewart Brown. Deservedly or not, Dr Brown’s administration had been t...

In this challenging economy it’s hard to imagine many people would be digging into their pockets to give away money. But when it comes to a worthy cause — helping a boy with special needs — residents proved there’s no holding back. Members of local...

When Saltus graduate Jason Smith was shot dead last summer a group of his closest friends were spurred into action. Operating under the group name Live Free, the young people have been determined to keep the 22-year-old footballer’s name alive and b...