Gareth Finighan

It is almost 80 years since the Second World War ended. The youngest of those who took part in the conflict still with us are now approaching centenarian status. Their ranks grow thinner with each pa...

A popular church minister who was the first Bermudian of African descent to become a Canon Residentiary at the Anglican Cathedral, has died. The Reverend Canon James Francis was installed as Canon Res...

The Bermuda Public Services Union has praised several “ambitious” government initiatives unveiled in last week's Throne Speech

A musician has composed a powerful song that honours the victims of gun crime. Kyle McNeil also performed the track, Save Us All, and shot the video for it. Mr McNeil, a member of the digital team at...

The Government is to take a new approach to the war on crime after developing a strategy that “focuses on redemption over punishment” and offers ways for offenders “to integrate into society without stigma”.

The Government will take steps to ban all food items that contain industrially produced trans fats in an effort to reduce rates of chronic conditions such as heart disease and diabetes.

Hundreds of spectators gathered on Front Street this evening to witness a Bermuda first — a futuristic fireworks display in which the pyrotechnics were replaced by masses of brightly coloured drones.

Parliamentarians are in for a long session when the House of Assembly resumes tomorrow.

A decision to give the go-ahead for a motocross track to be built on national park land is “deeply concerning” and “a sad day for democracy“, according to environmental groups.

Jason Hayward, the Minister of Economy and Labour, has pressed home the Government's record on improving worker conditions.