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Controversial changes to laws governing special development orders were approved by Senators this morning despite opposition. Lindsey Simmons, the Junior Minister of Home Affairs, told the Senate the …

Controversial changes to laws governing special development orders were approved by Senators this morning despite opposition. Lindsey Simmons, the Junior Minister of Home Affairs, told the Senate the …

Controversial changes to laws governing special development orders were approved by Senators this morning despite opposition. Lindsey Simmons, the Junior Minister of Home Affairs, told the Senate the …

Corrie Cross has become only the second Royal Bermuda Regiment woman to complete a tough officer’s commissioning course at the prestigious Royal Military College at Sandhurst. Officer Cadet Cross and…

Plans to close West End Primary School in Sandys came under heavy fire last night at a heated town hall meeting in Somerset Cricket Club. The gathering also delivered an uncommon rebuke to the Progres…

Government has confirmed that it is acting as guarantor for a controversial loan to fund an energy-saving project at the National Sports Centre. In the House of Assembly on Friday, Curtis Dickinson, t…

A maths whiz reached a new personal best and climbed global records after memorising 20,000 digits of Pi. Troy Ashby, a maths lecturer at Bermuda College, memorised and wrote the digits non-stop for 2…

A top Bermudian entertainer whose singing career spanned more than half a century was remembered as a natural performer dedicated to promoting the island’s music. Gilbert “Bill” Caisey “made his mark …

A former nurse’s aide convicted of senior abuse after she hurled a bottle at a senior suffering from dementia has lost an appeal against conviction. While Rose Belboda accepted that she had thrown an …

Unemployed people will be able to claim financial assistance from government for up to seven years under changes agreed by MPs on Friday. Legislators raised the cap on the amount of time people can cl…