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Environmental health inspectors are carrying out fewer visits to daycare facilities and preschools due to staff shortages, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The officers carry out annual checks to ensure hygienic and safe conditions at each premises befo...

A Bermuda College course launched in 2012 to address a shortage of nurses on the island has yet to produce a single qualified nurse. Seventeen students have so far graduated from the college’s Nursing Pathways Programme with an Associate Degree in Sc...

The acting Leader of the Opposition has pledged to send his two young children to public school if he is in government when it is time for them to start their education. David Burt, who has an 18-month-old daughter and an eight-week-old son, told The...

David Burt has revealed his long-term intentions for the leadership of the Progressive Labour Party. “There is no vacancy in the leadership at this time, so it’s not something to discuss,” he told The Royal Gazette during an exclusive interview. “But...

Same-sex relationships dominated a live online chat between Michael Dunkley and readers of The Royal Gazette yesterday. The Premier took part in a question-and-answer session for an hour at the temporary Cabinet Office on Reid Street, fielding questi...

The founder of a struggling charity which focuses on developing children’s brains is appealing to corporate Bermuda to look beyond the well-connected, “big names” in the third sector and consider sponsoring a smaller operation. Former public schoolte...

Cash-strapped citizens have withdrawn more than $17 million from their workplace pensions since the rules on accessing retirement savings were relaxed. Hundreds of people have tapped into their pension pots to pay for rent, school fees, mortgages and...

Objections have been made about Preserve Marriage’s application to become a charity — though the Bermuda Government will not say how many. The pressure group, which is opposed to same-sex couples being allowed to wed in Bermuda, is still waiting to h...

Former Cabinet Minister Derrick Burgess has accused the Auditor-General of bias, unfairness, carelessness and inaccuracy in his official response to the damning report she released last year. Mr Burgess has been silent since the 315-page report into ...

One Bermuda Alliance backbencher Mark Pettingill says his party’s plan to outlaw same-sex marriage is “very disconcerting” and may breach international human rights law. The MP and lawyer, who is representing a couple seeking to wed on the island, wa...