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Only a tiny minority of United Bermuda Party MPs say they plan to vote "yes'' in the August 15 referendum on Independence. A survey by The Royal Gazette of 21 Government MPs by also shows that if the referendum results in a "no'' vote, as expected, t...

one thing on which the great majority of Bermudians agree, what is happening in education is little short of "crazy''. As nearly as we can tell, Government is simply going ahead building the mega school at Prospect and ignoring the wishes of the majo...

Police investigation, The Royal Gazette has learned. Police revealed yesterday they had received a file from the Attorney General's Chambers describing "possible criminal conduct''. "The matter is being investigated, and these investigations are cont...

Shadow Health and Social Services Minister Mr. Nelson Bascome meantime, said a decrease in the age of majority would have repercussions on the numbers of people eligible to seek social assistance and housing allowance funds. As a result it was import...

Government moves to cut the age of majority from 21 to 18 won cross-party support yesterday in the House of Assembly. The Green Paper outlining the proposal was introduced by Labour and Home Affairs Minister the Hon. John Irving Pearman . He stressed...

paid tribute to the former British Prime Minister. Opposition Progressive Labour Party leader Mr. Frederick Wade led the tributes in the House of Assembly for the pipe-smoking socialist who died this week aged 79. Mr. Wade hailed Lord Wilson as one o...

the seventh in the school's 107-year history. Mr. Trevor Rowell will succeed Mr. Keith McPhee, who is retiring, chairman of the trustees Mr. James Amos announced. Mr. Rowell, who comes to Bermuda from the principal's post at Havant College in Hampshi...

Bermudians will give a resounding "no'' to Independence -- and their opposition to splitting from Britain has mounted, an exclusive Royal Gazette poll reveals. Sixty-four percent of those planning to vote in the August 15 referendum disagree with sev...

building of the mega school at Prospect. The public no longer seems to know what exactly is going on in education yet mega school building is going ahead at Prospect. The attitude of Government now seems to be a defiant "public be damned''. There are...

Bermuda College. The Hon. Clarence Terceira said this was the key reason for a proposal to add a year to the length of schooling of Bermuda's students. "It is the desire of my Ministry to reduce the number of students who fail to reach the standard f...