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News that one of its candidates had been arrested and found to be in possession of marijuana, caught the governing party by surprise. National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief acknowledged that the party was “caught on the backfoot” when Makai Dick...

Kim Swan, the former leader of the UBP, is calling on politicians from all sides to act responsibly in their electioneering. The independent candidate for St George’s West wants a tightening of the guidelines surrounding the use of public buildings a...

Cost has become a priority for all stakeholders in Bermuda’s healthcare system. For a sample of top health concerns across the community, The Royal Gazette started with the Bermuda Medical Students Society. Diverse factors drive up the expense for a ...

Jeanne Atherden Jeanne Atherden, the vice president of Paragon Brokers, was a former United Bermuda Party Senator and chairman. Ms Atherden has served as Shadow Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, while speaking for Finance in the Upper House....

Charging Government with “electioneering at its worst”, the One Bermuda Alliance issued a blistering rejoinder to the Progressive Labour Party’s accusation that “deep and radical cuts” are planned by the Opposition. “We’re always ready to discuss our...

The University of the West Indies will soon be offering another postgraduate scholarship for qualified Bermudians, according to the Ministry of Education. The first eligible Bermudian student selected for the programme will receive a scholarship cove...

Environment and water access are the biggest concerns to residents of Pembroke West, constituency 19, in an area that sets itself apart from other communities within Bermuda. The area contains 1,047 Bermudians, and runs from Sunset Pass to the end o...

Concerns have been raised over the contract awarded by Government for a much-delayed building project. Minister of Public Works Michael Weeks pledged yesterday that work to fix the retaining wall at Devon Spring Road, Devonshire, will begin in Januar...