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Opposition MP Mark Pettingill claimed the public has no idea how police money is being spent because the National Security budget has been “farcically” laid out. The One Bermuda Alliance politician complained that, unlike in previous years, the Budge...

The Bermuda Cadet Corps is to be disbanded due to rising operating costs, National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief told the House of Assembly. The programme will be replaced after its annual camp in September, with the more cost-effective Bermuda ...

Former Premier Sir John Swan is being honoured at Bermuda Health Foundation’s 10th annual Salute to Service Award Luncheon at the Fairmont Hamilton. His leadership negotiating the United States/Bermuda Reinsurance Treaty during his 13-year stint as P...

Police are keen to hear from witnesses who saw two suspects in an armed robbery speeding through Pembroke on a motorcycle after the crime. They revealed the information as they issued a fresh appeal for witnesses relating to the hold-up at Serpentine...

St George’s MPs Dame Jennifer Smith and Kim Swan last night championed a move to allow the Old Town’s shops to open on Good Friday. All sides of the House of Assembly gave support to the Public Holidays Amendment Act, which relaxes the long-standing ...

A Customs officer detailed how cannabis was found hidden in a shipment of dinnerware sent to Bermuda on a cargo jet. Truck driver James Walker, 51, is on trial accused of participating in a plot to bring in the $45,450-worth of drugs, which weighed ...

Almost two-thirds of registered voters are not confident in the direction of Bermuda’s economy, according to our latest poll conducted between March 6 and March 15. That figure is unchanged since the same question was asked in the survey a year ago. ...

People will be stopped from voting in constituencies where they no longer live under new legislation reforming the election process. The Parliamentary Registrar will be given power to transfer incorrectly registered residents under the Parliamentary ...