MPs welcomed legislation that would require teenagers to ride on Bermuda’s roads before securing their bike licence. The ...

The Legal Aid Office is to undergo a strategic review to make the service more efficient, the Junior Minister of Justice ...

Funding is available to bolster staffing at the island’s prisons and efforts are under way to improve the process of filling ...

More than 1,000 of the island’s 4,600 public officers will be eligible to retire next year, the Minister of the Cabinet ...

An increased budget will translate to investments in new equipment and staff for the Ministry of National Security. Michael ...

A technical problem resulted in delayed payments to financial assistance clients yesterday but the funds will be issued today ...

The Government has laid the foundation to create a unified digital space and modernise services, MPs heard this week. Diallo ...

As war in the Middle East ripples out from the Israeli and US strikes on Iran at the weekend, accounts of life under fire ...

The grim events in the Middle East recall, with some irony, two approaching anniversaries. Seventy years ago, Western powers co-operated with Israel to attack a troublesome neighbour; and 65 years ...

March is Women’s History Month, a time when we celebrate the women who shaped our world, shattered ceilings, and redefined ...

A housing project on the horizon for Sandys would set “a dangerous precedent for trailer-park style housing” on the island, ...

Bermudian insurers and shipping companies are feeling the impact of war in the Middle East. Several insurers, such as Mosaic and Relm, have offices in the region, while others such as Skuld and Gard ...