An international adviser on self-governance suggested the island cannot afford to delay its political evolution, which would include “removal of the final vestiges of colonialism”.
Carlyle Corbin said...
A report showed that Bermuda is unprepared for the “full measure of self-governance” according to a series of indicators against which the island’s readiness was measured, the House of Assembly heard ...
The island’s first Olympic gold champion and a record-breaking sportswoman was officially honoured by the Princess Royal yesterday.
Dame Flora Duffy was recognised for her services to sport.
She was a...
One of the island’s best-known landscaping businesses was ordered yesterday to hand over proceeds from asset sales to help to cover rent arrears.
A court heard that Sousa’s Landscape Management Compan...
A programme where young people could visit seasoned gang members who would try to draw them away from antisocial behaviour was among suggestions made at a talk last night.
Presenters also highlighted ...
Police said yesterday that they are working on the island and with organisations overseas to address and remove social media posts accusing people of providing information that may have led to crimina...
A devoted dad who joined his daughters on stage at a dance show rehearsal published a children’s book about the experience to help the girls to learn how an idea can become reality.
Marc Daniels pirou...
The head of a fishermen’s organisation highlighted the importance of collaborative working between the Government and the industry as a war of words continued over marine protection proposals.
Allan B...
The disclosure of documents related to a land row between two private estate neighbours has been ordered by the Supreme Court.
But Puisne Judge Larry Mussenden rejected applications made by Samuel And...
Tips will be shared on developing inclusive and supportive working environments for people with different abilities as part of a free virtual conference this week
