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The Ministry of Finance has spent more than $3 million on consultants this fiscal year. Figures provided by the Ministry in response to parliamentary questions put forward by Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards show that between April 1, 2011 and Fe...

A woman was “accosted” by an unknown man at a Devonshire bus stop on March 8, police said yesterday, as they appealed for witnesses to come forward. A spokesman said: “Police are appealing for anyone who may have seen a female being accosted by an un...

A taxi driver who sold crack cocaine from his car was yesterday jailed for two-and-a-half years. Hewvonnie Brown, 37, also lost $120,000 money prosecutors believed he earned from the sale of drugs. The Mission House Close, St Davids resident was caug...

One Bermuda Alliance legislators yesterday made their first salary cut donation to charity. Craig Cannonier presented a cheque for $2,875 to Rev Nicholas Dill of St John’s Church and Rev Musa Daba of St Augustine’s Church, to assist their free evenin...

The need for economic diversification and improved infrastructure are among the key challenges inhibiting economic development of Britain’s overseas territories. So states an analysis of submissions to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office by the colon...

The jury in a fraud trial spent most of yesterday observing paperwork showing how a construction firm was paid after allegedly renovating a private home with hundreds of thousands of taxpayers’ dollars. Construction boss John White was repeatedly ask...

Industrial action has ended at Riddell’s Bay Golf and Country Club after the dismissal of a staff member was sent to arbitration. Colleagues protested outside the club on Wednesday and Thursday last week, following the termination of food and beverag...