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A Government crackdown on employees using public vehicles for private use resulted in an unofficial walkout by staff at the Government quarry yesterday. According to a source at the Bailey’s Bay site, more than 100 workers began the industrial action...

Premier Craig Cannonier has taken a swipe at an international news organisation for putting out headlines that he claims ”completely misrepresented Bermuda’s position” on negotiations with London over a new tax treaty for Overseas Territories. The Pr...

The parents of a young boy who relies on regular blood transfusions are urging residents to become donors, and possibly save a life. Calvin Steede was diagnosed with sickle cell anaemia at birth. The nine-year-old receives monthly blood transfusions ...

Government has missed its self-imposed deadline to establish a Tourism Authority which it maintains is critical to rescuing the troubled industry. But Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell says much progress has been made and he intends to table legislati...

An amendment prohibiting same sex marriage could be proposed in the House of Assembly when legislators debate changes to the Human Rights Act. Opposition MP Wayne Furbert told The Royal Gazette that he is concerned that a proposed bill which would pr...

Men are often reluctant to go to the doctor for fear of hearing bad news or looking weak but they need to “know their numbers” when it comes to health, a meeting heard yesterday. Rhonda Smith-Simmons, education officer for Bermuda Cancer and Health C...

Although the planned Indoor Outdoor Experience has been greeted with enthusiasm by parents, some residents are less than happy that they will continue to have a school on their doorstep. A school has been located at the site on Lightbourne Road in Sm...

Tourism chiefs are doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past unless they change their mindsets and place the industry on a new footing, according to critics. Independent MP Terry Lister and former Shadow Tourism Minister Kim Swan spoke out after Gove...

A new preschool plans to broaden the horizons of its students when it opens in September — by holding lessons in the great outdoors. Instead of stuffy classrooms and blank walls, youngsters attending the Building Blocks Indoor and Outdoor Experience ...