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A youth group will hold a town hall meeting later this month to look at the issue of voting and the right to vote in Bermuda. Generation Next will draft a Bill proposing automatic voter registration when men and women turn 18 and then present their p...

A parent involvement committee is to be introduced for the next school year, MPs heard this morning. The committee will work with the Commissioner of Education to improve parental involvement, education minister Wayne Scott told the House of Assembl...

Health minister Jeanne Atherden this morning conceded oversight of Bermuda’s care homes had been inconsistent. Bermuda’s overburdened care home system has been in the news this week, with seniors advocate Carol Everson telling The Royal Gazette many ...

The Bermuda Government has already spent more than $3 million on school maintenance and repairs, and is expected to spend at least another $3 million in the next fiscal year. Wayne Scott, the Minister of Education, outlined the expenditures yesterda...

Michael Dunkley concluded what he described as a “very successful” visit to the Azores before hopping on a plane to New York where he will turn his attention to the America’s Cup ... and baseball. Mr Dunkley, the Premier, will be guest of honour at Y...

Confidence in the economy has plunged in the past three months, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. Less than a quarter of registered voters — 22 per cent — said they had faith in the direction the economy was heading in the survey...

Progressive Labour Party MPs have called on Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs, to resign after five days of protests against proposed immigration reforms. During a heated Motion to Adjourn that ran until almost 6am yesterday, MPs crossed swo...

Union leader Chris Furbert said he would be prepared to go to jail as he rallied protesters in a fourth day of demonstrations at the House of Assembly yesterday. Mr Furbert, the president of the Bermuda Industrial Union, urged campaigners not to rele...

Former Cabinet Minister Derrick Burgess has accused the Auditor-General of bias, unfairness, carelessness and inaccuracy in his official response to the damning report she released last year. Mr Burgess has been silent since the 315-page report into ...

The Human Rights Commission, accused in Parliament of taking a “narrow” focus on same-sex marriage, called the comments “disheartening”. The response, from HRC chairwoman Tawana Tannock, followed remarks in the House of Assembly given by Marc Bean, w...