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The former chief of the prisons and the Royal Bermuda Regiment moves from the Cabinet Office and tourism ministry to his new role

Two long-serving public officers, headed for retirement, have been thanked for their contributions to the island

A Court Street landmark is named for the late Progressive Labour Party MP, Reginald Burrows, who helped save Alaska Hall

The Government has insisted the lack of a dedicated fintech adviser will not adversely impact on Bermuda’s drive to expand in the sector

Former St George mayor Quinell Francis challenges for the top spot again

Cabinet regularly assessing ambulance situation, says health minister

Health minister states Walter Roban’s department has power to impose fines of $50,000 per day

Elections for the Corporation of Hamilton and the Corporation of St George will take place on May 11

Budget mailer is “blatant partisan electioneering”, claims opposition MP

Sir Frank Blackman, the former chairman of the Boundaries Commission that revamped Bermuda’s electoral system, has died at the age of 96. The commission chaired by the Barbadian civil servant established the system of 36 constituencies with one MP ea...