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Walter Roban did the right thing by stepping down over the Ministerial planning permission scandal, even if he continued to maintain he did nothing wrong. Mr Roban’s reasoning, that he was resigning so as not to be a distraction to the Government, i...

The One Bermuda Alliance called yesterday for a “few other people” to resign over the planning appeals controversy which prompted Walter Roban to quit Cabinet. Shadow Estates Minister Cole Simons told a press conference that Mr Roban’s resignation as...

Walter Roban insisted yesterday he had no regrets about granting planning permission to two Progressive Labour Party colleagues in his final hours as Environment Minister. Mr Roban, who returned to the backbenches of the House of Assembly after quitt...

Walter Roban last night quit Cabinet after 16 days as Public Works Minister, saying he deeply regrets bringing accusations of corruption upon Government. Mr Roban had come under intense criticism for granting planning permission for Progressive Labou...

Minister Wayne Furbert’s bid to build homes, rejected by planning officials, was granted permission by Progressive Labour Party colleague Walter Roban on his last day as Environment Minister. The Planning Board had turned down Mr Furbert’s proposal a...

Criticism is mounting over a Minister’s decision to approve an application to build warehouses on Devonshire Marsh. Planning officials had rejected the proposal, made by Zanzara Trust which covers Health Minister Zane DeSilva’s Island Construction, ...

Health Minister Zane DeSilva “thumbed his nose” at the law to get his development plans approved on protected land, an environmental group has charged. Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce (BEST) chairman Stuart Hayward said former Environm...

More than a thousand people have turned out for a tour of Tucker's Point land, organised by environmental, social and historical groups. Members of the public were invited to join the groups for a first-hand look at the area affected by the special d...