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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

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

Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch says work on the property will not commence at any time in the near future and that no funds have been budgeted or allocated

The Premier and Minister of Finance says that Bermuda’s economic performance in the past year demonstrates the island is in safe hands

The Contributory Pensions (Amendment of Benefits) Order will see pensions grow by 4.1 per cent, in line with the rate of inflation in the past year

In fiery testimony, the former premier claims that the establishment was working against him

Former Progressive Labour Party MP tells a court the aim was to tarnish the image of the party

One answer to the emigration problem is to entice people back to the island, the MP says

The Opposition by and large agrees with the basic tenets of the 62-page document

Minister of National Security hits back at claims that ambulances are slow to arrive at the scenes of accidents