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Finance Minister Bob Richards insisted opinion polls “cannot change the economic reality” as he reacted to a survey showing more than half the Island opposes boosting population. His remarks came as business research head Don Mills told The Royal Gaz...

Details have emerged of plans for the future use of the “finger” runway at LF Wade International Airport, in the wake of Opposition criticism that taking it off airport property was a premature decision. Shawn Crockwell, the Minister of Tourism and T...

Bringing new players to the table for electricity production will help Belco along with the community, Family Centre head Martha Dismont said. Ms Dismont welcomed fresh legislation, brought recently to Parliament, for competitors to join the Island’s...

The Island’s politicians need to take a stronger line in enacting tougher legislation to combat the sexual exploitation of children, according to the charity Scars. “I just think the system doesn’t work,” said Scars chairman Jon Brunson, calling for ...

When it comes to a new resort on the old Club Med site, the feelings of St George’s residents are easily summed up by former mayor Henry Hayward. “I’m afraid the popular belief is ‘I’ll believe it when I see it’,” Mr Hayward said of the property whos...

A dead body was found “in an advanced state” by a member of the public at a Middle Town Lane, Hamilton address. Neighbours only learnt of the discovery when Police, including the Forensic Support Unit, descended on a site near the east end of the res...

The collapse of a court case against a teacher accused of sexually exploiting three different students has prompted a call for changes in the way such cases are conducted. The recommendations came from Scars, a charity dedicated to fighting child sex...

A passion for sports has taken 13-year-old Myles Dismont Robinson far: medals and scholarships have culminated in securing a place at one of Britain’s top schools. The irony of achieving an outstanding talent scholarship in rugby to attend Harrow Sch...

Visitors have been promised a warm welcome at Cup Match this year amid accusations that they face being snubbed by tourism bosses. The Bermuda Tourism Authority yesterday came under fire from the Progressive Labour Party after it was revealed the pop...

Immigration authorities have issued $30,000 in fines for work permit violations, and 41 further cases covering a plethora of job categories remain under investigation. Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy also gave details in the Senate about the natur...