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Two government quangos will be merged to help to deliver efficiencies and cost savings, the House of Assembly heard. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said that a phased approach will be used to bring together the Bermuda ...

Same-sex couples who tied the knot before a landmark Privy Council ruling outlawed gay unions are valid under new laws. The Domestic Partnership Amendment Act, which was passed by MPs in the House of Assembly on Friday, extended the transitional peri...

Changes to the application process for the controversial Travel Authorisation Form will make it speedier and less stressful, Kim Wilson, the Minister for Health, told MPs yesterday. Ms Wilson said that future revisions would ensure a faster service ...

A $15 million economic relief package to help working families was announced by the Premier in the House of Assembly yesterday. David Burt, who is also the Minister of Finance, said that financial support will be given to people with children in publ...

Urgent funding of more than $500,000 is being given to three nursing homes to help them to keep going after the Covid pandemic, MPs heard yesterday. Tinée Furbert, the Minister of Social Development and Seniors, told the House of Assembly that action...

It is “time to be honest” about a publicly owned quarry so that steps can be taken towards improving its operations, MPs heard today. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said that a financial feasibility study is expected to...

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Financial initiatives aimed at trying to ease the cost of living crisis are expected to be being unveiled by David Burt, the Premier, in the House today. Mr Burt, who is also finance minister, will outline a “Government relief package” after widespre...

A researcher claims in court papers she was subjected to “retaliatory action” by the Government after she blew the whistle on alleged cover-ups and bad practices at the Commission of Inquiry into Historical Land Losses. A judge is expected to hold an...

Members of a commission of inquiry into cases of illegal land grabs were correct to reject a complaint on the grounds that it did not come under its remit, a lawyer has argued. Delroy Duncan QC, said that commissioners dismissed several complaints by...