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Future seniors face abject poverty unless Santa Claus bails them out because there’s so little in Bermuda’s pensions pot, according to economist Robert Stewart. Mr Stewart, a fierce critic of Government’s handling of pensions, says new figures reveal...

Bermuda’s latest affordable condos will feel “more like a hotel than your home,” according to Minister Walter Roban. The Minister of Environment, Planning and Infrastructure has revealed the first phase of 24 units at the Grand Atlantic development w...

Twenty-four new low cost homes will be on the market at the end of August, Government announced this afternoon. Giving an update this afternoon on the Grand Atlantic development, in Warwick, Minister of Environment, Planning and Infrastructure Strate...

Church bosses are understood to have breached planning laws by clearing about 15 trees in a conservation area. The trees have been removed from a woodland area to the east of the graveyard at St Mark’s Church on South Road, Smith’s. Residents said th...

A charity director claims the Island’s potential pensions crisis could be eased at almost no cost simply by adding a word to the Human Rights Act. James McCulloch, treasurer of Age Concern, says it is “high time” discrimination on the grounds of age ...

Seven hundred post-war “baby boomers” will turn 65 in Bermuda this year but how many of them will be able to enjoy the retirement they expected? Sam Strangeways looks at some of the pitfalls facing pensioners and finds out why so many of the Island’s...

The number of people turning 65 and claiming their state pension will rise by more than 150 percent this year. About 700 residents, the first batch of Bermuda’s post-war “baby boomers”, will reach retirement age and become eligible to a benefit from ...

Elated families who won a Government housing lottery in 2005 finally got to celebrate properly at the weekend, when the first completed units at Harbour View Village were officially opened. Premier Paula Cox and National Security Minister David Burch...