Government plan to appeal the same sex marriage case to Privy Council in UK, House of Assembly in session today, new bus schedule will take effect in...
The Sail Melbourne Australiaâs Premier Olympic and Invited Classes Regatta continued on the waters of Port Phillip, and Bermudaâs Rockal Evans...
âThree times the courts have ruled in favour of same sex marriageâ and âit is time this Government got the message and put the...
Charity Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda was given a Christmas boost by staff from insurance and reinsurance brokerages. Marsh and Guy Carpenter donated 87 shoeboxes packed with toys, school supplies and toiletries to...
It may look like a strong wind could blow it over, but a leaning tree in Pembroke is not going anywhere, its potential new owner said this week. Gino Brangman said the festive-looking Norfolk Island pine, which sits on a...
A team of volunteers helped spruce up a cottage at an outdoor activity centre for people with special needs. The 14 staff members from Fireminds, a technology consulting firm, and sister company Premier Tickets took part...
Designated driver badges will be handed out at City Hall today. The badges will guarantee drivers who opt not to drink in order to get their friends home safe receive free soft drinks over the weekend. The Bermuda Road...
A clinic run by Ewart Brown, a former premier, is to restart hi-tech CT scans almost a year after the plug was pulled on the computerised imaging service. The Brown-Darrell Clinic in Smiths will bring back the scanning...
The Royal Bermuda Regiments training officer was appointed as second-in-command of the islands armed service yesterday. Major Ben Beasley, a former Royal Air Force officer, takes over the role from Major Warren Furbert....
Taxi driver Archie Mello began his career in a tiny Austin 10 car in 1952. Mr Mello is still going strong and yesterday he was honoured for his 66 years of service with a certificate of appreciation from the Bermuda...
A new bus schedule was designed to cut down on cancellations because of vehicle shortages, the director of the transport department said yesterday. Despite the last buses on some popular routes running earlier, Roger...
A last-ditch legal attempt to restore a ban on same-sex marriage was mounted by the Government yesterday. Notice was given to the Court of Appeal to ask permission to take the case to Londons Privy Council. The Government...
The Barbados Revenue Authority is urging all third-party tax information providers to acquire the new Tax Identification Numbers (TINs) of their clients and employees in order to facilitate the uploading...
A high pressure system is now the dominant feature across the area generating a brisk trade wind flow. The Dominica Meteorological Service reported in its 6:00 am advisory that âpatches of low level clouds moving...