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The Progressive Labour Party's landmark Budget has leapt to the assistance of the Island's struggling tourism industry with a $2.5 million cash boost. Finance Minister Eugene Cox told the House of Assembly yesterday that his colleague, Tourism Minist...

Capital Expenditure Projections Mr. Speaker, the capital expenditure proposals for the coming year 1999-2000 will reflect Government's commitment to support education. While we continue to review the plans for Berkeley Institute, $2 million is alloc...

Development, Opportunity and Government Services Minister Terry Lister yesterday said the door is open for any contender to take over the development of the 250-acre Morgan's Point property. Mr. Lister said since Morgan's Harbour Investment Ltd. has ...

One of the investors who competed for a chance to develop the 250-acre site at Morgan's Point is calling on the Bermuda Land Development Corporation (BLDC) to re-open up the bidding process. The call comes after The Royal Gazette yesterday revealed t...

After almost two years of delay, the project to develop Morgan's Point is on the front burner again, with the financial backers of the $290-million project meeting the newly-elected PLP Government ministers last week. And in a new twist to the plot, ...

Health and Family Minister Kim Young. ---- Page 2 RELAXED DRIVING LAW PASSED HOA Relaxed driving law passed Government yesterday rushed through an Act designed to loosen rules on who can drive private cars -- despite Opposition anger at the break...

the abolition of Bermuda's twin-seat constituencies and Westminster-style "first past the post'' system of picking a Government. ---- Page 2 STUDY TO HELP BOOST TOURISM TOU Study to help boost tourism Interviews from visitors bound for home over t...

yard,'' Sharonlynn Wilson told The Royal Gazette . ---- Page 3 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE LAUNCHED BUC CLB Membership drive launched The Chamber of Commerce will launch a membership drive as it focuses on three major goals for 1999, including the revitalis...

Governor Thorold Masefield to pass controversial trade union legislation into law. And a delegation of British trade union leaders is now set to argue the case against the Trade Union Amendment Act on behalf of Bermuda's unions to an international co...

A worldwide web of computer-based business centred on Bermuda is essential for the Island's future prosperity, Ministers insisted yesterday. ---- Page 2 MAN JAILED FOR HEROIN CTS Man jailed for heroin Living in a state of denial put a 42-year-old...