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opportunities in Bermuda the Ministry of Human Affairs and the Chamber of Commerce are having a careers day. Human Affairs and Information Minister the Hon. Jerome Dill together with executive vice president of the Chamber of Commerce Ms Carolyn Mell...

Cabinet Ministers, says a former Government Minister. The Hon. Ralph Marshall, who served as Transport Minister and in several other portfolios during his 30 years in the House of Assembly until his retirement in 1993, said: "This has happened before...

faced drug charges. Prinston Alexander Robinson, 29, of Ewing Street, was accused of possessing cocaine and drug equipment after he was found bleeding in the water off the US Naval Base on February 11, last year. US Base security officer Tony Lamar E...

While Bermuda's leaders have debated Independence in public for weeks, quieter but no less passionate discussions on the issue have been taking place -- in people's homes across the Island. Today, in the first in an occasional series, The Royal Gazet...

action in Holland in October, 1944. The Scouts, attending the 18th World Scout Jamboree near Dronten, Holland, visited the British Military Cemetery at Overloon where the men, who were attached to the Lincolnshire Regiment, were buried. Bermuda conti...

fight against crime have been warmly welcomed by Hamilton civic leaders. Last month the Commissioner, Mr. Colin Coxall, mapped out radical changes to the Service which he aims to turn into one of the best small Police forces in the world. The main th...

Between January 1 and August 6, 240,038 visitors arrived, a 6.2 percent drop from the same period last year. Incorrect figures appeared in Wednesday's paper. The number of visitors arriving in Bermuda this year continued to decline through last week....

hanging over the Island, the Finance Minister said last night. The Hon. David Saul told a Devonshire South constituency meeting that the first three months of this year was the second best on record for the number of companies coming to the Island. H...

"Pleasing the public'' has to stop if road safety issues are to be tackled head on. Road Safety Council chairman Mr. George Morton yesterday admitted he was in favour of more graphic, hard hitting road safety advertisements but said the suggestion ha...

right on schedule, according to Works and Engineering Minister the Hon. Leonard Gibbons. And he added yesterday that the plans were progressing "nicely'' with the masonry due to start shortly on the south building. Mr. Gibbons also said that another ...