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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 quitting his post at the Department of Communications ...

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 home for people in wheelchairs — has received $20,...

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 six years until the body was disbanded and replac...

Fire engines rushed to the Belco plant on Serpentine Road this afternoon after a fire broke at the facility. A company spokesman later confirmed that the insulation around the exhaust system of an engine had caught fire at around 3pm, but was quickly...

Caribbean postal administrators will be on the Island next week when Bermuda hosts a conference examining the sustainability of the service. And the four-day Annual Caribbean Postal Union conference could also kick-start major changes in the Island’s...

The leadership of the One Bermuda Alliance remains unchanged after nobody stepped forward to challenge Premier Michael Dunkley. There has also been no challenger for the position of deputy leader, currently filled by Bob Richards, and only one nomina...

A downpour on Sunday resulted in last month being the wettest August on record, according to Bermuda Weather Service figures. A total of 14.09 inches of rain fell in the month, beating the previous record of 13 inches set in August, 1997. The average...

Health chiefs have defended their decision to house a quadriplegic on a ward for geriatrics with mental conditions for 40 years, insisting that there was no other place for him until now. And, the Bermuda Hospitals Board has also criticised the quali...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board has defended the quality of care quadriplegic Luke Caines has received during his 40 years at the Continuing Care Unit, claiming that he does not have any bed sores, is allowed to wait outside the CCU elevator to greet peo...