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Claims that no commercial farmers sit on the Board of Agriculture have been dismissed by the Government. The Bermuda Farmers Association made the allegation this week, claiming that the Board failed to represent the industry. A BFA spokesman said on ...

The Department of Education has been ordered to launch a renewed search for documents about a Pati applicant and their child after they initially said they could not locate any such records. According to the Information Commissioner’s Office, in Marc...

Michael Weeks, the Minister of National Security, toured the Westgate Correctional Facility and met prison officers and inmates to get feedback about the state of the facility. Mr Weeks was joined by Keeva Joell-Benjamin, the Commissioner of Correcti...

The Ministry of Social Development and Seniors is set to move its headquarters this week. The ministry’s office, which had been in the Government Administration Building, will move to the sixth floor of Veritas Place at 65 Court Street as of tomorrow...

The Government is looking to build a new headquarters for the Department of Parks on Marsh Folly Road, according to a Request for Proposal. The RFP, published on the Government procurement website yesterday, sought architectural services for the ...

It is “time to be honest” about a publicly owned quarry so that steps can be taken towards improving its operations, MPs heard today. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said that a financial feasibility study is expected to...

Members of a commission of inquiry into cases of illegal land grabs were correct to reject a complaint on the grounds that it did not come under its remit, a lawyer has argued. Delroy Duncan QC, said that commissioners dismissed several complaints by...

The Department of Marine and Ports is set to begin processing boat and mooring registrations for the first time in at least a month. The Department has been unable to process registrations or accept payments since June 8 although the technical probl...

A dedicated office has taken over oversight of the Government’s Economic Recovery Plan, the House of Assembly heard on Friday. The Government had announced last November they had hired professional services firm KPMG to serve as project managers for ...

The ferry service to the Rockaway stop will halt today to allow repair work, the Department of Marine and Ports has announced. A spokeswoman said the temporary closure of the stop was needed for repairs to the bow-loading ramp. “The Rockaway ramp con...

Commuters have criticised cuts in the pink route ferry service. Wendell Hollis, a veteran lawyer, said that the service was already erratic. He complained about a lack of communication over proposed changes, which had left passengers concerned and co...

A civil servant rejected for the role of Director of Parks has launched an appeal against a court decision ordering that her application should return to the Public Service Commission for consideration. The Supreme Court ruled last year that the PSC ...