Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards has claimed that changes to stamp duty approved by MPs this week are a "consequence of a Budget out of control".
The Opposition MP, speaking after Finance Minister...
Oil tycoon John Deuss is no longer on bail but remains a suspect in an international fraud investigation, Dutch prosecutors have confirmed.
The Royal Gazette published a story in good faith on Monday ...
The Bermuda Industrial Union's Credit Union has insisted that it is still a "going concern" despite putting lending to members on hold and falling behind in its financial reporting.
Graham Nesbitt, pr...
Government Whip Glenn Blakeney asked Opposition MP Patricia Gordon-Pamplin when she planned to join the Progressive Labour Party and stop looking after the interests of whites, she claimed in the Hous...
Premier Ewart Brown told MPs last night that members of the original Sustainable Development Round Table were kicked off the independent board because they publicly disagreed with Government.
Dr. Brow...
Opposition Leader Kim Swan is calling on Government to clarify whether full-time Cabinet ministers are allowed to have other jobs after Dale Butler revealed that he is still a director for a restauran...
Oil tycoon John Deuss will return to court this month for his latest attempt to get a warrant against him ruled unlawful.
The Dutch multi-millionaire — who remains a suspect in an international fraud ...
The harrowing plight of alleged elder abuse victim "Auntie Em" features in a new documentary on seniors made by Bermuda Broadcasting Company (BBC).
The 40-minute film on the lives of the elderly in Be...
The Corporation of Hamilton is to develop a strategy to improve the way it communicates internally and externally, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
The idea, according to common councillors Kathryn Gibbo...
A civil servant suspended on full pay for more than a year is understood to have got her job back — but Government is staying silent on the reason for her lengthy absence from the National Training Bo...
