The island can expect some disruption to movement caused by a police activity in response to “three confirmed firearms incidents in a matter of days”, Darrin Simons, the Commissioner of Police, told ...

Housing minister Zane DeSilva has revealed that over $110 million will be spent to build more than 200 homes in the next 18 months. Mr DeSilva set out progress being made to add 229 residential ...

Lauren Anders Brown, founder and chief executive officer of PadsPass, the digital pet platform designed to make travelling with pets easier, is to speak at a major tourism conference next week. Ms ...

Carter House will be a hub of excitement on Saturday with the unveiling of the newly restored “Settler’s Cabben” and the annual Onion Eating Contest. A host of activities are lined up to mark Onion ...

The anticipated annual cost of full membership in Caricom will be under $300,000, not more than $2 million, MPs heard in the House of Assembly. Alexa Lightbourne, the Minister of Home Affairs, said ...

The Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service has commissioned four new airport rescue and firefighting crash vehicles. Michael Weeks, the Minister of National Security, made the announcement during the House ...

Bermuda featured in a New York Times investigation of how American multinational companies are using island-based subsidiaries to slash their tax bills — even after implementation of the corporate ...

The Government has agreed to buy the former HSBC office building Compass Point for $14.5 million. Jaché Adams, the Public Works Minister, told the House of Assembly that the purchase of the 81,000 ...

Butterfield Bank has agreed to acquire CIBC Caribbean Bank in a $1.8 billion deal. CIBC Caribbean, which operates in ten ...

Residents have been warned to beware of rats and mosquitoes as the island heads into summer, creating conditions for both pests to multiply. Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, said the vector ...

First of all let us rid ourselves of the foolish error that with the Army alone we can maintain the security of the State,” warned Israel’s first prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, in 1951. “Security ...

The Bermuda Housing Corporation has sought planning permission to build 48 new residences in the East End and West End as work to address housing shortages continues. The two projects, earmarked for ...