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hanging over the Island, the Finance Minister said last night. The Hon. David Saul told a Devonshire South constituency meeting that the first three months of this year was the second best on record for the number of companies coming to the Island. H...

"Pleasing the public'' has to stop if road safety issues are to be tackled head on. Road Safety Council chairman Mr. George Morton yesterday admitted he was in favour of more graphic, hard hitting road safety advertisements but said the suggestion ha...

right on schedule, according to Works and Engineering Minister the Hon. Leonard Gibbons. And he added yesterday that the plans were progressing "nicely'' with the masonry due to start shortly on the south building. Mr. Gibbons also said that another ...

its colonial status and there is no good reason for going it alone either. In the latest in a series of articles on Independence before the August 15 referendum, The Royal Gazette examines the "No'' campaign. Tomorrow: Independence -- a family divide...

Cabinet Ministers who support Independence have done their best to openly promote Independence every time they could. They took part in one sided presentations and tried to influence the people of Bermuda to go for Independence. These ministers took ...

forges closer links with Europe, a Cabinet Minister predicted yesterday. Transport Minister the Hon. Maxwell Burgess claimed he has already paid "the ultimate price'' for conflicts between Bermuda and the UK. He blamed the flap over Bermuda's pull-ou...

With the August 15 referendum just two weeks away, The Royal Gazette in the latest in a series of articles on Independence today looks at the contentious issue of costs. Ask Health Minister the Hon. Quinton Edness about the costs of going it alone, a...

Deputy Premier the Hon. Irving Pearman. The half-page newspaper advertisement, which features two Cabinet Ministers and Government Whip Mr. John Barritt, "raises some serious questions'', Mr. Pearman told The Royal Gazette yesterday. He complained ye...

Voting `yes' in the August 15 referendum would be like going on a picnic in a blinding rainstorm, a former Finance Minister said this week. And, he said, the current weather forecast was ominous and forbidding because Bermuda had not recovered fully ...

Premier the Hon. Sir John Swan will make an announcement about his "political future'' on Monday, The Royal Gazette has learned. An extraordinary meeting of the Cabinet has been called for 11.30 a.m., followed by a noon meeting of the United Bermuda ...