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The Ministry of Education’s headquarters has been criticised for a delayed response to a request for information about a settlement with a former Commissioner of Education. According to a decision by Gitanjali Gutierrez, the Information Commissioner,...

The Cabinet Office has been told to respond to a request for a review of records released about correspondence between the Premier and investment firm Gencom. Gitanjali Gutierrez, the Information Commissioner, ordered the Government department to mak...

Applications are open online for members of the public to serve on government boards and committees, the Cabinet Office said. Expressions of interest are available on the Government’s website here. A spokeswoman said that the boards and committees we...

Voters have still to be told the cost of two high-profile international trips by the Premier and Deputy Premier despite government assurances it would “continuously” update information about ministerial expenses overseas. David Burt attended a gather...

Observances to mark the end of “the war to end all wars” will be scaled down and closed to the public this year. Tomorrow’s Remembrance Day ceremony will start at 10.30am with the laying of the wreaths taking place in front of the Cenotaph on the Cab...

The Premier said yesterday that the public would be informed if there was an update on a Cabinet minister who has been absent from his post for weeks. David Burt said the responsibilities of Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the public works minister, ...

An online shopping platform run by the Bermuda Post Office could be fully operational by the middle of next month. Wayne Furbert, the Minister for the Cabinet Office, told the House of Assembly yesterday it was part of a plan to increase revenues thr...

The rift between workers and Government widened yesterday as both sides refused to budge on voting rights for union decertification. The Bermuda Industrial Union warned it had the power to bring the Government down if it failed to give in to its dema...

A Cabinet minister is overseas receiving medical treatment, a government spokeswoman confirmed this evening. Rumours have been spreading on social media about the issue but the spokeswoman added: “There are rumours circulating that are untrue. At thi...

Police today praised the organisers of a protest on the grounds of Cabinet for “the peaceful manner in which they conducted themselves”. Yesterday several hundred people gathered to present a series of demands to David Burt, the Premier, to end trave...

A proposed fish processing plant could help open up an international market, a veteran fisherman said yesterday. Alan Card added that the $1.07 million East End project designed to give Bermuda’s fishing industry a boost and help fishermen sell their...

Former Cabinet Minister Jamahl Simmons has stood down from the chairmanship of a government quango. Mr Simmons became chairman of the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation last August, replacing Neville Grant, who was demoted to deputy chairman. B...