Shawn Crockwell had suffered “bouts of ill health” for some time, according to his best friend and business partner.
Mark Pettingill spoke for the first time yesterday, to The Royal Gazette, about the...
The Reverend Nicholas Tweed’s successful legal battle against the Government has enshrined the right of estranged foreign husbands of Bermudians to live here without permission, according to a legal e...
Six of Mark Pettingill’s white constituents have lobbied him to support the ruling party if a vote of no confidence in the Government takes place tomorrow.
The independent MP, whose vote would most li...
Gary Phillips has been given France’s highest award.
The former civil servant and teacher was presented with the Legion d’Honneur — Order of Legion of Honour — in front of family and friends at the Be...
Equal rights campaigners were celebrating yesterday after it was revealed that Bermuda’s first gay wedding had taken place.
The marriage ceremony of Bermudian lawyer Julia Saltus and her fiancée, Judi...
Shawn Crockwell will vote against the Government when the motion of no confidence takes place in Parliament next week, the independent MP stated yesterday.
Mr Crockwell told The Royal Gazette the moti...
Same-sex couples could have only a brief window of time in which to marry in Bermuda if a Bill tabled by Opposition politician Wayne Furbert passes in Parliament and gets royal assent.
The draft legis...
Michael Dunkley said yesterday it should be mandatory for parliamentarians to declare their financial interests but he stopped short of pledging that his Government would introduce such a measure.
The...
Preserve Marriage is no longer a charity after the island’s Charity Commissioners decided its purposes were “unlawful” and caused “more detriment than benefit”.
The panel took the decision to reject a...
A Broadway musical backed by a Bermudian has received the most nominations for this year’s Tony Awards.
Carl Paiva, who ran a travel agency on the island for decades before moving to Manhattan in 2013...
