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Prospects for entrepreneurs during the 2017 America’s Cup are being explored with a “roadshow” of public forums around the Island. The Senate heard yesterday from Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs, that about 45 people attended an initial in...

Some flights have been delayed at LF Wade International Airport as the facility’s radar undergoes service, according to an airport source. The radar maintenance, which was described as routine, is expected to conclude at about 2.30pm, although that i...

High blood pressure is often known as “the silent killer” and former cricketer Tucoma Robinson considers his own experience a case in point. Long out of work because of his illness, Mr Robinson finally has a chance at a kidney transplant but needs th...

A fleet of 50 sloops is on its way to Bermuda in search of local artists, thanks to a collaboration between the Bermuda Sloop Foundation and Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. To showcase the possibilities of what can be done with the miniature fibre...

The Bermuda Government has been billed for $1.66 million by the law firm MJM Limited from 2012 to the present, according to Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy. Senator Fahy was responding to parliamentary questions from Progressive Labour Party Senat...

A “Combined Opposition” seems bent on threatening democracy in Bermuda, according to Government Senator Georgia Marshall, who suggested that the People’s Campaign was aligned with the Progressive Labour Party. The remarks came yesterday during a bull...

Local firm Somers Construction has been awarded three contracts by Government since the One Bermuda Alliance took office, with a total value of more than $4.5 million. The firm was taken on for painting and repairs to bus shelter roofs in April 2013,...

An impromptu street performance between a Canadian visitor and a veteran local performer has sowed the seeds for a new Bermudian talent agency to promote artists and entertainers. The Bermuda Island Agency has taken its case before the Bermuda Entert...

The “inadvertent” naming of a person conducting a Public Access to Information query remains under investigation, but Public Works Minister Craig Cannonier has apologised to the House of Assembly, calling it “an honest mistake”. Saying he was “incred...

Noble Auto’s flourishing automotive training programme at CedarBridge Academy is acquiring new course offerings — plus a service to the public to pass on the knowledge. “The first will be in early June — we’re offering it with no strings attached to ...