Log In

The Chamber of Commerce today backed an economic survey which showed a steep decline in employment among the Island's reinsurance sector. The Bermuda Economic Impact Survey, released by the Association of Bermuda Insurers and Resinsurers (ABIR) on Fr...

A ceremony will be held at the airport to welcome new Governor-designate George Fergusson to the Island tonight. Several dignitaries led by Deputy Governor David Arkley and Premier Paula Cox are expected to meet him as he arrives on the British Airwa...

Six suspected drunk-drivers were arrested over the weekend. They included a car driver pulled over in Sandys around 2am on Sunday by officers on mobile patrol. According to a police spokeswoman, the driver was travelling erratically along Pender Road...

Firefighters rushed to a Pembroke home after a fire broke out early Sunday morning. No one was injured in the fire, which occurred at a two-storey Border Lane West residence around 2.40am. Three vehicles and nine personnel were dispatched to the prop...

The Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers (ABIR), perhaps because it is acutely aware that its members are guests, has historically been very careful not to say anything publicly that would be deemed to offend Government or Bermudians. In d...

BIpartisan politics May 18, 2012 Dear Sir, Several weeks ago Sir John Swan, in a letter to the Editor (April 24) called for a political bipartisan and public coalition because “we are heading towards an economic and social calamity”. I thought that i...

Controlling dangerous dogs This letter was sent to Minister of the Environment, Marc Bean, and was copied to The Royal Gazette. May 15 2012 Dear Mr Bean, Last Saturday, May 12, our 13-year-old pet dog was viciously savaged by a stray pit bull that h...

Rewarding convicts May 17, 2012 Dear Sir, From today’s story on prisoner reforms, it appears that the PLP has rewarded convicted criminals to the detriment of law abiding Bermudians. Commit a crime, get convicted and sent to Westgate, do your time ...