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The number of Bermudians seeking help from financial assistance has increased, according to Community Minister Wayne Scott. Meanwhile, the Minister noted that 41 people had their assistance revoked in the first nine months of this year owing to stric...

Grand Atlantic could begin conversion into a condo hotel in early 2015, Public Works Minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin told the House of Assembly this morning. Giving an update on the project, Ms Gordon-Pamplin said developers MacLellan and Associate...

One Bermuda Alliance Senator Vic Ball, who was sworn in yesterday, believes that attracting foreign investment will be key to boosting employment in Bermuda. Senator Ball has replaced Nalton Brangman, who stepped down from the role this week to focu...

Nalton Brangman has quit the Senate to focus on his work for the Morgan’s Point resort. The former Education Minister resigned yesterday, citing professional reasons. Premier Michael Dunkley confirmed last night that Mr Brangman had stepped down a...

The new Parliamentary Registrar has been named as Tenia Woolridge, who succeeds outgoing Registrar Randy Scott, Government House announced today. Mr Scott took early retirement a year ago and Ms Woolridge assumed the post effective October 1. “I am d...

14 September, 2014 Dear Sir, On a recent social media blog the subject of political reform and the candidate selection process created a long thread of dialogue. Voter ignorance of potential rights denied them by our current electoral system is huge ...

Parliament will reconvene shortly, and if the past six months are any indicator, there is little reason to hope that the backbiting, divisiveness, and playground-level politics that have become the Island’s hallmark will change any time soon. Sensibl...

Progressive Labour Party MPs will not abstain from Parliament indefinitely when it comes to key legislation, according to Shadow Immigration Minister Walton Brown. His remarks came on the eve of a protest at Government House, which The Royal Gazette ...

RG: In our opinion Just as the unswerving route of the old Bermuda Railway cuts across the landscape like a long, straight scar, so the story of controversial land expropriations mars Bermuda’s modern history. Before construction could begin on that ...