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Will the economy get better in 2012? Should you keep your money tucked under your mattress or should you dip your toe back into the investment waters? Is the retirement age of 65 still feasible? These are the questions that the first 2012 edition of...

Bermuda had a great showing in a prestigious modelling competition in London. Four young Bermudians entered Top Model World Wide 2012. Julia Lines, 15, was named first runner-up in the Top Model Worldwide category, beating out girls from over 40 coun...

Thirty years after aspiring doctor Malcolm Brock took the top award, the Outstanding Teen Award programme continues to highlight the positive achievements of the Island’s young people. The inaugural winner of the award in 1982, Dr Brock went on to ac...

The lawyer representing former Premier Ewart Brown and current Deputy Premier Derrick Burgess won't say who's paying the bill for their ongoing defamation lawsuit presently winding its way through the Canadian courts. Charles Scott had just wrapped u...

The band would be the first of its kind for the Island, combining instrument playing and dancing in a way often seen in the United States. Berkeley has partnered with the National Drumline Academy for the band’s creation and members will also have th...

Firefighters and police officers are out in full force tonight in response to a huge fire at Pemboke dump Emergency vehicles are arriving at the scene as efforts get underway to extinguish the massive blaze which is being fuelled by winds as heavy sm...

Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert has announced the formation of the Bermuda Tourism Board, a statutory body. The development is in keeping with a recommendation by the current Tourism Board which has agreed to resign, said the Minister. “With the recom...

A local internship programme set up to help Bermudians get a leg up in the insurance industry is having a hard time finding enough interested students. For more than 15 years, the Bermuda Foundation for Insurance Studies (BFIS) has provided scholars...

Seniors excluded from Government financial assistance have been made eligible again. A stipulation in the 2004 Financial Assistance Regulations, which blocked struggling seniors who owned their own homes from receiving help, has been rolled back, eff...

The newly formed National Security Council met yesterday for the first time. At a press conference following the meeting, Governor Sir Richard Gozney reported that gangs, security at and after football matches and recent armed burglaries had been on ...

Prison inmates struggling to cope with life sentences are entitled to help along with those facing release. This was the message behind a forum connecting inmates with assistance programmes, said Commissioner of Corrections Edward Lamb. “No matter wh...