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Confidence in Bermuda’s economy is marginally up, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. The Global Research survey this month found 30 per cent of people had faith in the direction the economy was heading — up from 25 per cent three ...

Attorney-General Trevor Moniz aims to modernise Bermuda’s dated bribery and fraud laws when the House of Assembly resumes in November. Mr Moniz attended a conference from September 20-22 in the Turks and Caicos Islands alongside his counterparts fro...

Michael Dunkley will not be travelling to Britain for the upcoming Conservative Party Conference, Cabinet Office announced today. The Premier was scheduled to travel this weekend to the event, to network and meet with UK Cabinet members. However, tho...

Roughly half the population believes the two-party political system is not good for Bermuda, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. The battle between the One Bermuda Alliance and the Progressive Labour Party encourages infighting and...

Problems, complexities and possible solutions for mixed-status families were discussed in a public forum last night. Held at Berkeley Institute from 6pm to 8pm, the session was organised by the Consultative Immigration Reform Working Group. Its aim ...

The Progressive Labour Party has a “substantial” plan ready for the next election campaign on how to improve governance, David Burt has said. The Opposition’s deputy leader spoke to The Royal Gazette yesterday in response to a poll published in Mond...

Attorney-General Trevor Moniz joined counterparts from other jurisdictions at a conference in the Turks and Caicos. British Solicitor-General Robert Buckland and ten Attorneys General from the Overseas Territories were at the 25th Conference of Attor...

The island’s first Commission of Inquiry in more than 15 years is due to properly get under way today, but the scope of the investigation has yet to be determined after the Bermuda Government formally objected to the inclusion of its controversial ai...

Michael Dunkley, the Premier, has called on the disaffected Bermudian public to help improve the island’s political system through increased participation. A Royal Gazette poll published yesterday revealed that 57 per cent of people believed that bo...

Veteran political figures have faulted the leadership of both parties for electoral disillusionment exposed this week in a poll by The Royal Gazette. Disgruntled voters from “right across the spectrum” regularly voice dissatisfaction to a lunch group...