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Minister of National Security David Burch said despite media reports of possible job reductions in the Police Service, public safety will not be compromised. Last night, ZBM News reported that due to budget cuts faced by the service, the Police are l...

An act which redefined public debt passed in the House of Assembly yesterday despite opposition. The Government Loans Amendment Act 2011 removes guarantees from public debt until they are due and payable. Premier Paula Cox said the new definition wou...

A rollback of Payroll tax was approved yesterday in the House of Assembly, along with an extension of tax exemptions for international business and customs relief for retailers. The three financial acts were all passed by unanimous decision, and are ...

Senator Michael Dunkley called for Government to publicly release its plan to improve tourism on the Island. Speaking before Senate during motion to adjourn, Sen Dunkley said that despite a series of public failures in the tourism sector, Government ...

Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Kim Wilson said the decline of work ethics helped spark last week’s bus strike. Speaking to the Senate yesterday, Sen Wilson said: “The Department of Transportation incident is one example of many. “The deteri...

The Bermuda Youth Council has been “reinvented” to provide Government with the perspective of Bermuda’s young people. Minister without Portfolio Michael Weeks said the 11-person council, made up of senior school students, Bermuda College students, an...

Opposition leader Kim Swan yesterday called for Government to put construction projects on the fast track to help create jobs. The Shadow Environment and Planning Minister said the current slow process is frustrating developers who have funding in pl...