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Sandys residents were told last night that if they wanted to help their youth they must band together and stand fast. The warning came during a discussion of proposals for use of the former Canadian base lands at Daniel's Head organised by the Sandys...

A controversial bid to re-table a knocked-back bill in what is expected to be a marathon session in the Senate will go ahead today. But Progressive Labour Party Senate Leader Milton Scott warned that the re-introduction of the Telecommunications Amen...

Reported cases of AIDS and HIV have dropped dramatically in Bermuda, according to recently-released statistics from the Health Department. But nurse epidemiologist Rhonda Daniels told The Royal Gazette the decline did not mean that the number of peop...

George's gets underway tonight. For the ground-breaking ceremony for the first of two new town gates is to take place. The move is the first building work from the St. George's Town Heritage plan, which Corporation chiefs started drawing up more than...

vacation area such as Florida or Colorado. The condominium may be used by the owner for personal use, or loaned to friends or relatives for part of the year. Then it is rented for the remainder of the year, primarily by using a local realtor as the r...

major effort to get ready for the next general election. NLP Chairman Charles Jeffers told The Royal Gazette the party would be looking for leads on possible election candidates at Saturday's workshop. "We plan to clearly define our stance on various...

Travellers with "surfing'' in their blood will now be able to use computers to plan their Bermuda vacations. The Department of Tourism has put an official home page on the World Wide Web. Tourism Minister David Dodwell showed off the department's new...

Premier David Saul yesterday met rebel backbenchers in a bid to avoid a winter of discontent in the next session of Parliament. The Premier spent two hours with the so-called People's Five at the United Bermuda Party headquarters in Chancery Lane yes...

the next two weeks. Acting Supreme Court Registrar Wilhelm Bourne said yesterday that this was practised every year and provided the office a chance to bring itself up to date. However he stressed that the registry was not completely shut down.

Parliamentary session in The Royal Gazette . The advertisement claimed it was "a session that produced results'' -- but last night Acting Opposition Leader Jennifer Smith said the advertisement was an attempt to paper over the cracks in a crumbling p...