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Parliamentarians praised former Senate President Alf Oughton in the House of Assembly. The Progressive Labour Party also paid tribute to Mr Oughton, who died last week at the age of 83. Leading the praises in Parliament was the One Bermuda Alliance’s...

Government has moved on its promise to start a training programme for kitchen porters which addresses some industry concerns regarding quality of prospective employees. A total of 60 people will be initially selected to join the programme, Economy Mi...

A streamlined visa process should make it easier for visitors arriving on the Island by yacht. National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief told the House of Assembly that as a result of meeting with private sector partners, the Department of Border C...

Chief Justice Richard Ground is considering a landmark ruling on whether drunk drivers should get a 12-month ban if it means losing their job. The top judge said a policy decision, which carries “enormous ramifications”, must be made by the Director ...

Bermuda cannot sustain the current level of debt it is accumulating, according to opposition MP Kim Swan. Mr Swan said yesterday that financial statements on the Consolidated Fund issued by the Auditor General on Friday made for worrying reading. The...

Yoko Ono has agreed to appear on a Bermuda tribute CD to John Lennon, according to the man behind the project. Tony Brannon told The Royal Gazette yesterday that Lennon’s widow was providing vocals of her song ‘Walking on Thin Ice’ which would be rem...

Touched by the growing number of Bermudians out of work, a missionary society attached to St Paul AME Church will host a free dinner tonight for the unemployed. Admission is free but tickets must be obtained in advance and residents who are struggli...