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Analysis: 12 months in politics that were defined by the long break-up of David Burt and Curtis Dickinson within the ranks of the governing party

An entry in the ministerial travel calendar shows that costs for a trip by the home affairs minister for a Caribbean conference were covered by the organisers

William Bogart also urged that Bermuda pay special attention to protecting children if cannabis was made readily available

St George needs its own fire brigade – even if that means individual citizens sponsoring it, according to the town’s mayor. George Dowling III insisted he would like government funds to be used to increase protection in St George from fire but also ...

David Burt appears to have “learnt his lesson” on consulting over the upcoming Budget after being accused of sidelining Progressive Labour Party MPs ahead of the Throne Speech, according to a senior source. The Premier drew fire from some backbencher...

St George needs an urgent upgrade in transport links with the rest of the island, including a daily orange route ferry service, the mayor of the town has said. George Dowling III said public transport across the world operated at a loss, but better ...

The Government will not rethink its stance opposing marriage equality after the Opposition signalled a major shift on the issue, a minister said. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, insisted the Progressive Labour Party was...

An Opposition Senator has accused the Government of misleading the public over the scale of investment for one of the four pillars of its economic recovery plan. Government is to invest $22 million on an emergency stabilisation initiative at Tynes B...

A $12.8 million restoration of Sessions House, which was mothballed because of the Covid-19 pandemic, remains on hold despite the health emergency being declared over. Dennis Lister, the House of Assembly Speaker, said that work was shut down on upd...

Lengthy delays in revealing costs racked up on overseas trips by the Premier and Cabinet ministers have been blamed on a “glitch”. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs and the Deputy Premier, claimed that “technical difficulties” meant his tri...