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‘Tourism is Bermuda’s second largest industry…The island attracts tourists through advertisements, word-of-mouth, and creating an environment that suits both citizens and visitors.’Ashley Bento, Berkeley Institute, The Bermuda Sun, 2 March 2012. ‘I ...

School spirit is taking off at the Bermuda High School, thanks to the BHS Leopards the Island’s newest cheerleading troupe, which underwent a trial by fire at this week’s school sports day. Undaunted, the Leopards want to take their act to other scho...

Powers of arrest could be granted to private security firm employees who protect Bermuda’s courts, it was announced yesterday. MP Michael Scott revealed the news as he delivered details of the Ministry of Justice budget for the next year. He noted th...

Scott Stewart has been chosen as the One Bermuda Alliance general election candidate for Pembroke East, Constituency 15. Mr Stewart, a guest house manager, will likely run against the ruling party’s Walter Roban who currently represents the area. Mr...

Single mother Nandi Davis, will challenge the United Bermuda Party’s Kim Swan for the St George’s West seat in the next general election. Ms Davis, who will be 25 in April, was rolled out as the One Bermuda Alliance’s candidate on Thursday. Running ...

Launching a bond offering. The last time the Bermuda government borrowed money on a long-term repayment plan (this did not include the revolving cash overdrafts), the Bermuda public knew little of the details even after the bond deal was announced. I...

The AME church in Bermuda is making history this weekend as the denomination’s annual conference is presided over by not one, but two women. Presiding Elder, Rev Betty Furbert-Woolridge will host her second annual Bermuda conference. She is being joi...