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Bermudians made to purchase land licences should be given a refund, according to Opposition Senator Michael Fahy. But while the Senator said scheme was discriminatory and harmful to the real estate industry, Senator David Burt denied both claims, say...

You can make a difference: that was the message from panellists at the Sustainable Development Symposium hosted by CedarBridge Academy’s Social Studies Department, according to a Government press release. Social Studies teachers, in conjunction with ...

Growing complaints about landlords and tenants contributed to an increased workload for the Department of Consumer Affairs in 2011, Economy Minister Patrice Minors has revealed. Mrs Minors said 657 general complaints were recorded throughout the year...

Plans to change a former furniture store on Reid Street into a children’s play facility have been submitted to the Department of Planning. According to the application, submitted by Lori King on January 11, the front showroom of the former Furniture ...

As ‘hard’ copy paper filing systems are becoming more obsolete, one local office supply retailer is capitalising on the vision of a paperless future. AF Smith has partnered with Canadian company, Yakidoo, to offer digital conversion of paper document...

Government is yet to make an announcement concerning a review of controversial planning decisions made by former Environment Minister Walter Roban. And the Opposition One Bermuda Alliance is calling on it to do so before Christmas. Questions were rai...