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Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert came under fire yesterday after making “reprehensible” comments to a teenager on a public online forum. The comments were part of a debate sparked by Mr Furbert, on his move from the United Bermuda Party to the governin...

News that PLP candidate Makai Dickerson had been caught with cannabis sparked discussion and debate across the Island yesterday. While several members of the public told The Royal Gazette they felt Mr Dickerson should step down as a candidate, others...

The University of the West Indies will soon be offering another postgraduate scholarship for qualified Bermudians, according to the Ministry of Education. The first eligible Bermudian student selected for the programme will receive a scholarship cove...

MP Charlie Swan wants Bermuda to have a national lottery for Bermuda. Mr Swan said such a move contained in a motion in the tabled in the House of Assembly would allow additional funding for programmes aimed at the Island’s youth. “I have long expoun...

US residents on the Island are eagerly awaiting the results of today’s presidential election. The election will be the culmination of a heated campaign between the incumbent President Barack Obama and the Republican candidate Mitt Romney. Cortney Be...

Companies could be given global work permits and internal promotions may no longer need permit approval. Those were some of the ideas discussed when Government met with industry stakeholders to review the first draft of the 2012 Work Permit Policies....

The One Bermuda Alliance yesterday criticised the Grand Atlantic housing development after it was revealed that one unit has sold to date. Government said this summer that five people had been approved financing to purchase units at the Warwick site,...

Government must do more to support Bermuda’s businesses in order to build the economy and tackle rising debt, according to the United Bermuda Party. UBP financial spokesman Charlie Swan said yesterday that international businesses leaving the Island ...

More must be done to make St George the tourist hub that it should be, according to UBP’s Kim Swan. “Today, it is the town of St George who needs 'So Much More' in order to properly meet the challenge of a competitive tourism market internationally,”...