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New work permit policies are to be implemented before the end of the year, Economy Minister Patrice Minors said yesterday. A stakeholder group will submit a second draft of the policies within the next week, Mrs Minors told a press conference. "I exp...

A radical overhaul of Bermuda’s security and defence agencies is in store to eliminate “expensive duplication”, National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief said yesterday. The review will take in the Bermuda Police Service, the Bermuda Regiment, the ...

While calling for Government and Opposition politicians to put an end to the separation of long term resident’s families, spokesman Robert Pires said this week that The Long Term Residents’ Coalition is folding after momentum has slowed in the battle...

Anti-conscription campaigner Larry Marshall Sr has questioned Government’s commitment to end conscription, saying the Throne Speech contained “merely repackaged promises lacking both substance and detail”. Mr Marshall pointed out that on the same day...

The Bermuda flag will fly next to those of other British Overseas Territories on all state occasions in the UK. Welcoming the occasion was Minister for the Overseas Territories Mark Simmonds MP, as the flags flew in Parliament Square during the visit...

The Salvation Army has welcomed the news it could finally get a new homeless shelter. The organisation is now in negotiations for “a long lease for nominal rent of a Government property”, it was announced in the Throne Speech. A location for the resi...

Ed Bailey and Glen Smith have been confirmed as One Bermuda Alliance election candidates. The OBA’s revamped website lists Mr Bailey as running in district 34, Sandys South Central, while Mr Smith will face off against Premier Paula Cox in district 1...

US residents on the Island are eagerly awaiting the results of today’s presidential election. The election will be the culmination of a heated campaign between the incumbent President Barack Obama and the Republican candidate Mitt Romney. Cortney Be...