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Pulling into a parking lot and stopping because he had decided he was too drunk to drive was not enough to prevent a Smith’s man from earning a $1,000 fine and one year driving ban. Police found 32-year-old Brian Simmons asleep with his legs out of h...

The Planning Department was allotted a budget of $3.9 million, the same as last year, and is expected to bring in more than $1 million in revenue, the Senate heard during the Budget debate. Government Senator David Burt noted that the Department has ...

The Ministry of Justice’s $58.5 million budget was approved in the Senate yesterday without debate. While the budget sparked a long debate in the House of Assembly, the Ministry’s budget was allotted only a half-hour for debate in the Senate. As a re...

The Department of Planning continues to shorten the development application process, Environment Minister Marc Bean said. The average time taken to process an application fell from 13.6 weeks in 2010/11 to around 12.3 weeks in 2011/12. “This data in...

Government needs to create an independent risk management division to help prevent spending millions annually in insurance premiums, according to Shadow Estates Minister Cole Simons. “Over the past three years the Bermuda Government has paid in exces...

Legislation intended to encourage businesses to open their doors on Good Friday has been welcomed by St George’s businesses. The Public Holidays Amendment Bill 2012 would, if approved, exempt St George’s from restrictions on commercial activity on Go...