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The United Bermuda Party has poured cold water on Government's tourism record, and outlined plans to remove visitor strategy from the political realm if it is elected. According to deputy leader of the party Patricia Gordon-Pamplin, voters should loo...

Lingering racial disparities in earnings and opportunities could well become a flashpoint of the election campaign. The PLP have already unveiled the Workforce Equity Act which will require companies to make sure their companies reflect the racial de...

Former Premier Sir John Swan's declaration last week that not enough attention is being paid to the eco nomy and the "discomfort" that international business leaders are feeling was timely. And it was somewhat predictable that the Progressive Labour ...

Thieves hit a St. George's gas station in broad daylight on Wednesday, making off with cigarettes, chocolates and drinks. According to a Police spokesman the victim reported that he left Dowling's Marine and Auto Shell Gas Station at 10:30am only to ...

Plans to force companies to mirror the racial demographics of the workforce are proving a contentious issue between the Island's political parties. Government has said the measures are necessary to improve the lot of black Bermudians working in inter...

The Royal Gazette is inviting Bermuda's writers to submit entries for the newspaper's annual Christmas Short Story Contest. The deadline is Monday, December 3 at 5 p.m. Stories may be fiction or non-fiction. Cash prizes will be presented in each of t...

One man fell to his death from a ladder, and another collapsed and died on drug rehabilitation course Camp Spirit, it was revealed yesterday. Arthur Trott, 42, of Leacraft Hill Road, Southampton, suffered head injuries after plunging from the ladder ...