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The next hearing of the Public Accounts Committee on the Government’s proposed airport development has been announced for Thursday. Composed of Members of Parliament from either side of the political aisle, the PAC has held several meetings on the pl...

The Progressive Labour Party’s Sandys branches will be hosting a joint constituency political surgery on Saturday. The event at the Warren Simmons Community Field, from 10am until noon, will allow voters and residents of Constituencies 33, 34, 35 and...

The Constituency Boundaries Commission wants feedback from the public, with an open forum to be held on the night of April 11. Submissions can also be sent by e-mail to pro@gov.bm, from today until April 11. The commission’s public meeting will be he...

The Shadow Minister of Tourism has urged Government to help Bermudian employees affected by the closure of Riddell’s Bay golf club find new jobs. Jamahl Simmons said in a statement this afternoon that the club ceasing operations was a blow to staff a...

Shadow transport minister Lawrence Scott has been suspended from his job as supervisor at JetBlue Airways. It is understood he was placed on leave by the company while it carries out an investigation into allegations about his conduct. Mr Scott, 36, ...

Police officers have agreed to a pay freeze as part of a deal between the Bermuda Government and the Bermuda Police Association. According to Sergeant Andrew Harewood, the chairman of the Bermuda Police Association, the deal includes a pay and promot...

A more in-depth glimpse of how Bermuda’s new $250 million airport could look should be available within the next few weeks, according to the firm spearheading the redevelopment. Canadian construction giant Aecon said architects had started work on th...

The Bermuda Government should not proceed with the new $250 million airport deal it has struck with the Canadian Commercial Corporation, according to more than half of the island’s voters. A survey commissioned by The Royal Gazette asked respondents ...

Former Cabinet minister Shawn Crockwell has scotched a rumour that he resigned after hearing Senator Michael Fahy make racist remarks to Michael Dunkley, the Premier, in a bathroom. Mr Crockwell told The Royal Gazette: “There is no truth to it whatso...

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...