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Ewart Brown is bracing himself for the possibility of being arrested next week, according to a newspaper interview in the United States. Speaking to The Boston Globe from the Turks and Caicos, the former premier said he feared the authorities might a...

Nandi Outerbridge has landed her first Cabinet position, with Cole Simons replacing Wayne Scott as Minister of Education. In a Cabinet reshuffle announced yesterday afternoon, Ms Outerbridge was sworn in as Minister of Social Development and Sport, t...

Finance minister Bob Richards is delivering the One Bermuda Alliance’s Budget for the fiscal year 2017-18 at the House of Assembly today. Follow The Royal Gazette’s website for live updates. 12.01pm Mr Richards is wrapping up now and in conclusion ...

A rise in the Ministry of National Security’s budget will enable upwards of 30 new police officers to be hired in the coming year, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The boost in the ministry’s funding from the Government is expected to see more than ten ...

The One Bermuda Alliance has reclaimed its slight lead over the Progressive Labour Party, according to a new poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. The OBA has a 38-35 advantage over the PLP, a swing of six percentage points after the Opposition led...

Legislation paving the way for people to be cautioned for possession of a small cannabis is set to come into force, Attorney-General Trevor Moniz has confirmed. Mr Moniz released a statement after Director of Public Prosecutions Larry Mussenden unvei...

William Francis, whose most recent post with the Bermuda Government was Permanent Secretary of Economic Development, has retired from the civil service. After a career in IT, Mr Francis started his government career in the Telecommunications departme...

Ewart Brown claims the Bermuda Government’s lawsuit against the Lahey Clinic is an attempt to “settle a political score” against him. In a press release, the former premier launched a vigorous defence of his relationship with the hospital, which he i...

The Price Control Commission has not met since April 2016 and has now been made redundant, finance minister Bob Richards told the House of Assembly. The panel was set up in 2011 to protect consumers from unwarranted price increases amid concerns fami...

A piece of casino gaming legislation was approved in the Senate yesterday morning, despite concerns over the high initial cost for prospective operators. While Government and independent senators voted in favour of the Casino Gaming (Casino Fees) Reg...