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Offenders on bail, probation or parole will have their every move monitored when their ankles are fitted with electronic tags. Politicians have agreed to monitor the round-the-clock movements of men and women in a bid to tackle Bermuda’s antisocial ...

Learning about creatures and places familiar to them is proving to be an engaging way for schoolchildren to discover more about their environment and how they can help to look after it. From the protection of the endangered cahow seabirds to the wond...

In France the saying ‘je ne sais quoi’ is used to describe someone with a certain distinctive or alluring quality about them. This phrase could easily be applied to the Island’s French Consul Riquette Bonne-Smith. The mother-of-two has represented ...

The inflation rate hit 2.9 percent in October its highest point for eight months and up from 2.6 percent in September. The health and personal care sector, in which costs increased by 7.1 percent was the biggest driver of the increased cost of living...

A former civil servant struggling to challenge her eviction has vowed to fight on after a defeat in the Supreme Court. LeYoni Junos has been staying with friends since workmen broke the locks and emptied her house under orders from HSBC bank. The ban...

Residents need to change their approach to energy to avoid falling victim to fuel poverty as prices continue to rocket, Environment Minister Marc Bean said last night. Mr Bean noted more and more people are feeling the knock-on effect of rising globa...

Transport Minister Derrick Burgess and his predecessor Terry Lister last night dismissed suggestions Government picked on Paget and Warwick residents for a price hike. The Progressive Labour Party duo took issue with One Bermuda Alliance MPs for Page...