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Police should balance dropping 24-hour service from peripheral stations with a review of patrolling capacity, the Progressive Labour Party stated this afternoon. Walter Roban, the Shadow Minister of National Security, responded to the announcement la...

Brexit, Britain’s controversial referendum decision to exit the European Union, was the “focal point” of Prime Minister Theresa May’s address at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham, environment minister Cole Simons said. Mr Simons, who at...

A sitting of the Public Accounts Committee looking into the proposed redevelopment of the LF Wade International Airport has been postponed for one week, after a request from the Ministry of Finance. The group, initially scheduled to meet this afterno...

Plans for a redeveloped L.F. Wade International Airport have garnered provisional approval from the Development Applications Board. The plans for the controversial project were submitted to the Department of Planning earlier this year, proposing a ne...

Scott Simmons has been elected chairman of the Progressive Labour Party. Mr Simmons, who ran as a General Election candidate for the PLP in 2003 and 2012, is a former public relations officer for the party, and was press secretary to Ewart Brown, the...

Confidence in Bermuda’s economy is marginally up, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. The Global Research survey this month found 30 per cent of people had faith in the direction the economy was heading — up from 25 per cent three ...

Attorney-General Trevor Moniz aims to modernise Bermuda’s dated bribery and fraud laws when the House of Assembly resumes in November. Mr Moniz attended a conference from September 20-22 in the Turks and Caicos Islands alongside his counterparts fro...

Michael Dunkley will not be travelling to Britain for the upcoming Conservative Party Conference, Cabinet Office announced today. The Premier was scheduled to travel this weekend to the event, to network and meet with UK Cabinet members. However, tho...

Roughly half the population believes the two-party political system is not good for Bermuda, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. The battle between the One Bermuda Alliance and the Progressive Labour Party encourages infighting and...

Problems, complexities and possible solutions for mixed-status families were discussed in a public forum last night. Held at Berkeley Institute from 6pm to 8pm, the session was organised by the Consultative Immigration Reform Working Group. Its aim ...