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Bermudians are being asked to make submissions on whether the constitutional set-up with Britain is “satisfactory and appropriate”

Politicians, unionists and activists came together at City Hall yesterday to celebrate 79 years since women received the right to vote in Bermuda. Glenn Fubler organised the event, which highlighted the work done by the National Hero Gladys Misick M...

The head of the Public Service gave permission for a foreign contractor to be given a $29,000-a-month Cabinet Office contract

The Opposition has accused the Government of flouting financial regulations after awarding a contract to an IT firm without a tender

Amendments to gaming legislation have failed to repair the damage done by changes in 2017 that reduced the gaming commission’s autonomy

A government attorney whose alleged mishandling of client funds was referred to police by a judge has set up a new law firm. Senior Crown counsel Myron Simmons applied to incorporate Onyx Law Limited last month, according to a published notice. Mr Si...

The organisation says it wants to make its services more accessible and to be more inclusive

The Government disputes a claim by Christopher Warner that he is Deputy Chief Information Officer

A painting of the house built by Sir Edward Trenton “ET” Richards, Bermuda’s first Black Premier, has been restored on the BBC programme The Repair Shop

The former minister of finance said he was surprised, like other Bermudians, that Government did not have the required amount of staff at the airport.