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Career training and duty were the main topics of conversation last night at a Pre-Budget Town Hall meeting at the Leopard’s Club. The meeting, the second in a series of three weekly meetings, was held to give the public an opportunity to give their t...

Premier Paula Cox and four Ministers will be on hand tonight to discuss the Government’s pre-Budget report. The town hall meeting takes place at the Leopards Club, and starts at 7.30pm. Those planning to attend are asked to review the Pre-Budget Repo...

After touting its work permits policy as a balanced approach to safeguarding Bermudian jobs, Government is now giving the public the silent treatment on its work permits moratorium. But reports reaching our newsroom indicate that the Immigration Depa...

Taxi drivers have been given a six-month grace period to install working GPS amid concerns many are driving around with faulty systems. Transport Minister Derrick Burgess yesterday said numerous operators have purchased systems which don’t work prope...

Human Rights campaigner Claire Smith has also called on Families Minister Glenn Blakeney to explain how he plans to tackle Bermuda’s lack of protection for non-heterosexuals. Ms Smith added her voice to criticism of Mr Blakeney for breaking his promi...

Families Minister Glenn Blakeney’s reported plan to exclude landlords and churches from a ban on discriminating against non-heterosexuals has provoked alarm from Amnesty International. Human rights are non-negotiable and do not allow for half-measure...

British Labour peer John Prescott has raised concerns in the House of Lords about Cunard registering its ships on Bermuda’s Register of Shipping. The British cruise line switched its ships’ registration from the UK to Bermuda in October to benefit fr...