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Couple needed a passport for their infant son after his mother had to fly overseas for vital surgery

On July 22, 1833, politicians in the House of Commons passed the Emancipation Bill, which paved the way for slaves to be emancipated just over a year later

Home says there is a clear link between the social injustice of homelessness and systemic racism

Andrew Bermingham, who carried out the inquiry into Stephen Corbishley, served on the PCA for more than a decade

Senators were united in paying their respects to the social worker and counsellor, who died last week

The Customs Tariff Amendment (No.2) Act introduces or extends duty on a wide range of imported goods, from medical supplies to asphalt

Habitat for Humanity first suggested taking over Montpelier four years ago and may consider renewing its proposal to the Government

The Eagle is the only sailing vessel in service by the US government, and has operated as a training ship for US Coast Guard cadets for more than 75 years.

Michael Weeks says that the latest surveillance equipment is a key weapon in the war on crime

The Bermuda National Trust claims that some properties have been neglected for so long they are at risk of demolition