Barristers have been asked to give their views on new legislation which will allow the incorporation of law firms.
A draft copy of amendments to the Bermuda Bar Act 1974 which would allow non-Bermudia...
Government's TV channel CITV will be back on air within the next few days — but with fewer programmes than before for a temporary period.
A damaged piece of equipment led to an interrupted service on ...
Water, water, everywhere — May 2008 will surely be remembered as the month when the heavens opened and deluged Bermuda in millions of gallons of water.
Weather stories dominated the front page, with a...
Government appeared to admit last night that it had started work on a cruise ship terminal building at Dockyard without final planning permission and may have breached its own rules regarding new deve...
A 24-year-old man has become the first road fatality of 2009.
James Smith, of Somerset, was killed after his motorcycle hit a parked car on Scott’s Hill Road, Sandys, just after 2 a.m. this morning. H...
Water, water, everywhere — May 2008 will surely be remembered as the month when the heavens opened and deluged Bermuda in millions of gallons of water.
Weather stories dominated the front page, with a...
The Bermuda Society of Arts (BSoA) is likely to be allowed to stay at City Hall for at least another 25 years, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
Corporation of Hamilton secretary Ed Benevides told this ne...
Bermuda College should be the preference for technical education above overseas institutions, the new executive officer of the National Training Board (NTB) said yesterday.
Pandora Glasford, former vi...
Shadow Environment Minister Cole Simons has called for environmentalists to march on Parliament in protest at a plan to build a beach bar on Warwick Long Bay.
And the Opposition MP said a ban on the d...
The Cayman Islands yesterday became the first British Overseas Territory to bring freedom of information into force — and politicians here said they hoped Bermuda would be hot on its heels.
The Caribb...
