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Teachers, parents and staff met this morning at the TN Tatem Middle School to air concerns over the conditions of facilities there. Repairs to the building, and the mould issues that have afflicted a number of Government buildings, are understood to ...

The West End’s historic Moresby House, also known as HMS Malabar, is to be restored and converted to office space, with the job expected to conclude by April 2017. According to the West End Development Corporation, the Ministry of Public Works has pr...

The Bermuda Government and Opposition sparred throughout the Throne Speech debate, with the One Bermuda Alliance pointing to a “rising tide” of economic recovery and the Progressive Labour Party highlighting those left behind. OBA MP Jeff Sousa spoke...

The legal rationale behind the release of convicted paedophile John Malcolm White, 46, who left jail after serving less than half his original sentence, has emerged from his court file. White, jailed in 2004 for a range of sexual offences involving t...

David Burt, the new Leader of the Progressive Labour Party, delivered a forceful Reply to the Throne Speech yesterday, charging the One Bermuda Alliance with failing in its 2012 electoral pledges, while vowing tighter governance and oversight to a re...

After decades of giving back to the community, grassroots activist Cleveland Simmons has decided to quit while he’s ahead. “I’ve played my part, and now I’m looking after my own health,” the veteran promoter told The Royal Gazette last night as he ce...

Canadians in Bermuda have been offered a free seminar to get help with tax and pension planning. The information session on December 1 will cover topics such as Canadian residency for tax purposes, retirement planning for expatriates and Bermudians r...

Bermuda’s airport needs either a new or upgraded cargo facility, in a separate job from the proposed new terminal, according to a Ministry of Finance spokesman. Aecon, the Canadian contractor for the development at L.F. Wade International Airport, ha...

More than $24,000 has been spent on security for the residences of Michael Dunkley, the Premier, and Senator Michael Fahy, the House of Assembly heard this morning. The home of Mr Fahy, the tourism and transport minister, was secured at a price tag o...

The 2016 census has been “bogged down a little bit” in recent months, but is still intended to be finished as of the year’s end, according to Michael Dunkley, the Premier. Responding to questions in Parliament from David Burt, the Leader of the Oppos...