Shadow Immigration Minister Walton Brown has launched a bid for the leadership of the Opposition Progressive Labour Party.
Mr Brown confirmed he will challenge current leader Marc Bean at the PLP’s An...
An upgrade in technology has enabled the Bermuda Tourism Authority to obtain up-to-the-minute data on industry trends and visitor views, helping the organisation develop strategies for the future.
In ...
Young drinkers will be asked to prove their age at bars and other licensed premises when laws tackling under-age drinking come into effect next month.
Premier and National Security Minister Michael Du...
The Bermuda Post Office must provide high levels of service, increase efficiency and examine new revenue streams if it is to survive, according to Premier Michael Dunkley.
Opening the annual Caribbean...
The Opposition is calling on Government to bail out a cash-strapped charity that provides a shelter for the victims of domestic abuse.
And the Progressive Labour Party also wants to set up a Gender Af...
An elderly woman was knocked down by a car as she walked across a pedestrian crossing in Southampton yesterday morning.
According to police, the incident took place at around 7.15am on Middle Road nea...
The One Bermuda Alliance’s decision to appoint a former civil servant as a media consultant has been condemned by the Opposition.
Magnus Henagulph was taken on by the ruling party last week after quit...
Quadriplegic Luke Caines’ dream of leaving a hospital ward for geriatric patients after 40 years has moved a step closer thanks to the generosity of the community.
For Summerhaven — the purpose-built ...
Addicts are being urged to get treatment for substance abuse this month, which is National Recovery Month.
And Premier Michael Dunkley has pointed out that the wider community can play a vital role in...
Former Tourism chief Billy Griffith has landed a new job heading up the industry in his native Barbados, according to news reports.
Mr Griffith served as director of the Department of Tourism here for...
