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A 17-year-old Southampton woman was hurt at the junction of Cedar Avenue and Angle Street, when her auxiliary cycle collided with a police van. Police said she was taken to King Edward VII Memorial for treatment of a minor leg injury. Both vehicles w...

Senators welcomed the creation of ‘one-stop centres’ for telecommunications services as they passed two bills reforming the industry. Progressive Labour Party Senator Diallo Rabain said residents would now be able to get all their Internet needs from...

Bills modernising Bermuda’s insurance and investment sectors were approved by the Senate yesterday. The Insurance Amendment Act helps ensure the Island complies with the European Union’s Solvency II Directive; the Bermuda Monetary Authority (Regulato...

The Island has developed “a robust framework” to combat money laundering and terrorist financing, Justice Minister Kim Wilson told the Senate. Bermuda’s regime is keeping abreast of standards set by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), the global ...

A contract for a one-year electronic monitoring pilot project for tracking suspects and criminals went to Bermuda Security Group for $235,000, according to Justice Minister Kim Wilson. In a Ministerial Statement, Sen Wilson said funding for the progr...

A rethink on the land tax exemption for pensioners could be positive if the correct measures are implemented, according to Age Concern. Government stated, in the recently released Pre-Budget Report, it was reconsidering the current exemption in an ef...