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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 ...

their training course. Led in by the Bermuda Pipe Band, the 10 officers lined up in front of the Police Commissioner, Mr. Colin Coxall, and the Minister for Labour and Home Affairs, the Hon. Irving Pearman. There was just one blemish on the occasion,...

her passport. Tamara Jean Smith, of Sofar Lane, St. David's, pleaded guilty to altering a British passport and possessing an altered passport. Crown counsel Ms Nita Grewal told the court that Smith was stopped by Customs officials on April 10 after P...

St. George's mayor Mr. Henry Hayward yesterday unveiled plans to revitalise the Old Town and transform it into a world heritage destination. Cobbled flagstones, pedestrianised streets and a gateway to St. George's are special features to be implement...

world centre for money laundering. Canadian author, Mr. Lee Lamothe, said the Island was targeted for illegal trade in cash, although he said it was not yet a major centre. However, the Hon. David Saul said Bermuda followed internationally recognised...

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 ...

general orders, a Government spokesman confirmed yesterday. Information Services director Mr. Gavin Shorto issued this terse response in answer to questions from The Royal Gazette . He would not reveal the identity of the civil servant concerned.

complaints that they contained inaccuracies. "I learned of people who had felt the ads were not quite correct,'' Government Information Services director Mr. Gavin Shorto told The Royal Gazette "I had a look myself and both of them were open to misin...

Bermuda the Chief Justice ruled yesterday. At a Supreme Court hearing yesterday the Hon. Mr. Justice Ward outlined his reasons for upholding a deportation order made by the Governor against Sefton Roy Gunness last month. In doing so he confirmed the ...

joy ride when they searched for the knife he allegedly used to commit the crime, a Supreme Court jury heard yesterday. Smith, 30, of no fixed abode, pleaded not guilty to armed robbery on September 6, last year. He pleaded guilty to one charge of bur...