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Premier Jennifer Smith has hinted at further public consultation on Constitutional change while yesterday the Opposition revealed they were already setting up forums on the issue. Government is seeking to end dual-seat constituencies and plans to set...

misinformation about the proposed constitutional changes currently being spread in the community. Much of what is being said reveals a lack of knowledge or familiarity with the parliamentary process, so that I feel compelled to first explain this pro...

A dispute over a $3,300 doctor's bill for forensic work was brought before the courts on Tuesday. It may be some time however, before the matter is fully resolved, as the trial was postponed until November. The action is also the first case of siblin...

Junior school being named after him. Mr. Stempel, a long time senior executive of American International Group, has been a generous benefactor to a wide range of Bermuda charities. A grant from his family's foundation helped spur other Saltus parents...

Acting Magistrate Justin Williams fined a Pembroke man $1,400 and gave him a suspended prison sentence for drug possession. But Freemont Omir Swan denied having cocaine when Police stopped him on Parson's Road, at 9.45 a.m. on February 22. "I knew I ...

grandparents will be honoured, the school's director of development Frigga Simmons announced yesterday. K-12 students have invited their grandparents to come on campus throughout the day and spend time with them while grandparents of elementary schoo...

Hurricane Michael passed less than 200 nautical miles to the northwest of the Island around 6 p.m. yesterday, packing top sustained winds of 75 knots, with gusts to 90 knots. Hurricane force winds extended 25 miles from the centre and tropical storm ...

Bermuda Bar Association President Richard Hector yesterday called for judges to be swiftly appointed to deal with the backlog of court cases. Mr. Hector spoke out after another trial was again delayed this week because of a shortage of judges and con...

further meetings planned, The Royal Gazette has learned. After criticism in the media and from the public, the last meeting concluded four weeks ago with a reduction in numbers as Police and community negotiators were near a breakthrough in ending ti...

of the procedures. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) have told us and all the media here officially that the original intention and request of your Government was to use the Order in Council without going through any other parliamentary proce...