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The Information Commissioner, Gitanjali Gutierrez, has rejected the Government’s plan to charge for public access to information requests

An Australian cryptocurrency executive extradited to the United States from Bermuda has been sentenced to a year’s probation and a $150,000 fine after he admitted breaching an anti-money laundering law. Gregory Dwyer, 39, who was head of business dev...

Fewer than 40 per cent of staff in long-term care centres have full immunisation against Covid-19, health ministry estimates have revealed. The ministry, in response to a public access to information request from The Royal Gazette, said an estimated...

Health officials have updated a list of summer camps approved for “Covid-19 compliance”. The Ministry of Health list had 29 camps on it yesterday and 51 today. Public schools finish for the summer break on June 29 and most private schools will start...

Social justice and the health of Bermudians are two of the key priorities in Ianthia Simmons-Wade’s General Election campaign. Ms Simmons-Wade, appointed a government senator last December, is running in Warwick North East against the One Bermuda All...

Venetta Symonds started full-time work for the Bermuda Hospitals Board 40 years ago today as one of the first black radiographers at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Her ambition back then was not to become chief executive officer of the entire...

Shadow education minister Cole Simons asked last night that parents be told what “options” the Government is considering to tackle dwindling numbers of students entering the public school system. The Ministry of Education said on Tuesday it had delay...

Parliamentarians who sit on a committee investigating how protesters came to be pepper sprayed by police in December 2016 have failed to explain why they have held all of their meetings in secret. The Joint Select Committee has held 40 meetings, none...

A Joint Select Committee set up to investigate why protesters were pepper-sprayed by police outside Parliament in December 2016 has held all of its meetings in secret. The Royal Gazette can reveal that the bipartisan parliamentary group, which promis...

The acting chief executive of Bermuda’s healthcare watchdog set up a company with a top executive from the US-based Lahey Clinic but “immediately terminated” the arrangement because of a potential conflict of interest, it has been revealed. Ricky Bra...