The Royal Gazette has learned.
But the long-awaited White Paper on the Overseas Territories -- expected to be unveiled this month -- will now not be published until well into the New Year.
UK Parliame...
A top businessman yesterday warned of a potential scam targeting Bermuda and involving an Australian lottery.
The businessman said: "This thing asks for money or a credit card number -- I didn't send ...
A new Registrar will take over at Government House today, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
And the number three post is to be filled by Peter O'Brien, replacing Paul Dryden, who is moving on to a promote...
yesterday.
And Home Affairs and Public Safety Minister Paula Cox ruled out extra manpower for the force until it was established that existing officers could not be deployed better.
She said: "This re...
MP Reginald Burrows yesterday defended his call for Island big business to make room at the top for jobless PLP representatives in the House of Assembly.
He said: "I'm not looking for a job for myself...
An international financial watchdog has backed off in its bid to compile a hitlist of dodgy offshore jurisidictions, it was revealed yesterday.
For the multi-national Organisation for Economic Coopera...
New Immigration Board member Raymond Russell is on paid leave from his job at Sonesta Beach while bosses investigate an allegation of insulting a guest, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
It is alleged tha...
Business bosses yesterday blasted Premier Jennifer Smith over "inflammatory'' and "threatening'' comments in a letter complaining about white-collar resistance to the January 4 holiday declared to cel...
Fears were raised yesterday over some of the appointments to the new Immigration Board.
Shadow Home Affairs and Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley said: "I do see a number of members in there who ...
Party.
And a new label and logo could be part of the rebuilding programme embarked on by the party in the wake of its hammering at the polls last month.
Opposition leader Pamela Gordon said: "We have ...
