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Opposition MP Wayne Furbert last night called for robust legislation to both prevent gay couples from tying the knot and from challenging any ban on same-sex marriage in the courts. The Progressive Labour Party backbencher said he supported a propose...

A specialist in renal nutrition is encouraging other Bermudians to follow in her footsteps. Royce-Ann James, who has been working in nutrition for almost 14 years, said she was Bermuda’s first and only board-certified specialist in renal nutrition. “...

The chairman of the Bermuda branch of the International Institute of Directors has gained a chartered director designation. Insurance industry veteran Roger Gillett, who took over as chairman three years ago, won the accolade after completing an IoD ...

Shadow education minister Lovitta Foggo believes Bermuda’s education system should take precedence over a new airport or the America’s Cup in light of the damning school reorganisation report. While Ms Foggo said she could not place the blame for the...

The proposed “Pathways to Status” giving permanent resident’s certificates to those who have been here for 15 years is environmentally unsustainable, racially divisive and salt in the wound to those who are unemployed. Evidently, this would not have ...

Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy has described the notion of Bermuda’s proposed immigration reform opening the floodgates to foreigners as a “myth”. The minister was speaking during a live interview on the government-owned TV station CITV hosted...

The former Minister for Education Grant Gibbons said he hopes that Gilbert Institute does not close as part of his party’s school reorganisation [Score] plan. Dr Gibbons, who handed over the One Bermuda Alliance education portfolio to Wayne Scott las...

Sir John Swan says Bermuda has an urgent economic need to bring in more people from overseas and failure to lower immigration barriers in a carefully planned way will limit opportunities for the next generation. The former Premier was among an audien...

February is Black History Month and this year marks the 400th anniversary that blacks were brought to Bermuda as indentured servants. Throughout this month, The Royal Gazette will feature people, events, places and institutions that have contributed ...

The international business community should adopt schools to help the Bermuda Government address failing public primary infrastructure, according to parents speaking at a consultation meeting last night. More than 200 people turned out to the meetin...