The parliamentary committee which scrutinises public spending released a damning report on Government yesterday — but Finance Minister Paula Cox was quick to rebut the criticism.
The Deputy Premier sa...
A young father is recovering in hospital after what he claims was an unprovoked attack by a Police detective which allegedly included a kick in the face and left him “spitting out blood”.
Troy Smith s...
The Auditor General has been given full access again to Government's computerised financial system — but is seeking legal advice on comments made yesterday by Financial Secretary Donald Scott.
Heather...
Plans to establish a self-regulating media council have received backing from a dozen media outlets.
The initiative was launched in May by a media working group, comprised of Inter-Island Communicatio...
A watchdog to regulate lawyers and accountants to prevent money laundering and the financing of terrorism in Bermuda is to be formed.
The board will be set up under the Proceeds of Crime Regulations (...
Exempt companies are to be permitted to buy residential units on hotel properties, Government announced this evening.
Finance Minister Paula Cox said the idea behind the policy change was to enhance t...
The number of firearm incidents reported to Police in 2010 has reached 110 — eleven times the figure for the whole of 2007.
The depressing statistic was recorded on Tuesday night, when gunshots rang o...
An application for permission to acquire property has been made in connection with a home once at the centre of a fraud investigation into "fronting".
Church Bay Trust Company Limited, as trustee of T...
Premier Ewart Brown is in South Africa for the World Cup final — meaning he will miss one of the last House of Assembly sittings before MPs break for the summer.
The Island's elected politicians still...
Warwick Academy students opted to clean up two beaches and survey the sands for debris and tar instead of having an end-of-year picnic.
The year 12 pupils worked with Greenrock and Keep Bermuda Beauti...
