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A huge fire at Pembroke Dump had no long-term negative effect on the drinking water of nearby homes and businesses, Health Minister Zane DeSilva said today. He told a press conference that an analysis of water samples taken after the March 29 blaze h...

The Progressive Labour Party and the One Bermuda Alliance attacked each other’s records on Friday during a debate on Good Governance legislation. While Government MPs said the act was another example of the Government working to address the concerns ...

Premier Paula Cox put up a spirited defence of her good governance legislation in the House of Assembly, questioning whether the Opposition truly supported it. Capping off a lengthy and often fiery debate on the Good Governance Act 2012, Ms Cox added...

The Court of Appeal has been accused of failing to move into the 21st century for not electronically recording all of its proceedings. Several appellants claim they discovered after their hearings were held that no recording was made and no official ...

Former clients of disgraced financiers David and Antoinette Bolden have objected to the couple’s application for a land licence for their Hamilton Parish home. A notice in the Official Gazette on May 30 revealed that Bermudian Mrs Bolden, 48, has ap...

Ombudsman Arlene Brock yesterday chastised Government for its “inadequate” response to her damning report on special development orders and the inappropriateness of its “continued challenge” to her jurisdiction. Ms Brock tabled a special report in th...

Government Senator Jonathan Smith yesterday accused the One Bermuda Alliance of being “shallow” and short on ideas on national security. The former Police Commissioner claimed the Opposition had come up with just two ideas on crime and safety this ye...