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AIDS activists yesterday pleaded for more community support in the battle against the killer disease. World AIDS day committee chairman Cynthia Stovell was speaking after some members of the congregation at the World AIDS Day service at the Anglican ...

Two environmental groups last night closed ranks in a row over senior figures who voted in favour of Government's plan to allow fast food franchises into Bermuda. Architect Henry Ming and former Keep Bermuda Beautiful president Kendaree Burgess-Fairn...

union recognition for middle management at the Southampton Princess, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Labour and Home Affairs Minister Quinton Edness last night confirmed he would be meeting with the Bermuda Industrial Union to discuss the issue next we...

be debated in the House of Assembly today. But the controversial bill put up by UBP rebel Ann Cartwright DeCouto to outlaw fast food restaurants with a foreign flavour is unlikely to go ahead. It is expected that the second reading of the Domestic Vi...

Environment Minister Pamela Gordon yesterday claimed green guerrillas were setting themselves above the law. The attack on environmental watchdogs Greenpeace came after the group vowed to continue a campaign to stop Government dumping tons of deadly ...

Bermuda's part-time Police officers have launched a drive to drum up new members. And there are still six or seven places available on the next training course starting in March. Reserve Police Commandant John Moore said officers come from all walks ...

Greenpeace yesterday denied a special meeting in London was set to approve Bermuda's bid to dump asbestos at sea. And Greenpeace spokesman Kenny Bruno insisted his group would still take action if Bermuda attempted to dispose of containers holding to...

Bermuda's bid to dump asbestos at sea is on the verge of approval by an international convention on marine waste disposal, it was revealed yesterday. The news came after Britain backed Bermuda's plea to get rid of tons of the deadly material by throw...

The son of a Welsh-born roads engineer is set to carve out a new path of his own -- as a member of Bermuda's Senate. For retired top civil servant Walwyn Hughes, who sat behind Senators during budget debates, is moving one step forward to take up a s...

yesterday. The claim came after almost 400 fathers who are behind with child support payments appeared before Family Court Magistrate Arthur Hodgson at St. Paul's Centennial Hall in Hamilton on Friday. And another mass hearing is expected to be held ...