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The Bank of Butterfield may have earned more than 90,000 pounds from a loan that David Diggins processed, but the cost of the investigation into the procedures used for the loan cost the bank "significantly more than that.'' William Spencer, senior ...

last night. For the two sides locked in confrontation over union recognition at two dry-cleaning shops thrashed out a last-minute agreement last night. The news came only hours after Bermuda Industrial Union members rejected a peace plan proposed by ...

To hoteliers it was a case yesterday of waiting anxiously for the small print. To one union leader there was almost cause for popping a champagne cork. And for others the safest bet was to stay silent...at least until the end of behind-the-scenes tal...

has pushed the point a bit too far, but there's near unanimous support for the principals behind the walkout. In a street survey undertaken by The Royal Gazette , most people agreed employees in any workplace should be accorded the right to vote to b...

to sexually exploiting a young person. Richard Douglas, 31, of Hamilton Parish, had earlier denied the charge which dates back to 1993. But shortly before his trial was scheduled to begin in the Supreme Court yesterday morning, lawyer Michael Scott i...

Last Wednesday, Shadow Minister of Tourism Mr. David Allen told the House of Assembly, "Cruise ships are now the destination and hotels should be offering introductory packages to attract more ...'' He was misquoted in Thursday's report from the Hous...

for a holiday. With ferry and bus services scrapped, many dug deep into their pockets for taxi rides. "It's not fair to hit the tourists,'' a Nova Scotia visitor told The Royal Gazette , adding: "Why come back to a place that's so expensive and treat...

staff lodged complaints about "serious health and safety violations''. A letter addressed to hospital administrator Dr. Hameen Markar landed at The Royal Gazette describing low staffing, poor plumbing, inadequate heating and hot water, dirty air filt...

hate as he made his way through around 1000 protesters outside the House of Assembly. Mr. Edness was subjected to a barrage of boos and catcalls as he drove into the House grounds. And he was shouted at and jeered at as he made his way to the morning...

despite a Government offer to change the law to guarantee employee ballots on unionisation. Premier David Saul said in the House of Assembly last night that the new bill could be tabled as early as a week tomorrow. The olive branch came after around ...