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Premier Paula Cox has called on international business to join forces with Government and help Bermuda through challenging times. “The question I leave you with is, ‘what can we expect from ABIC and what more and what other opportunities and avenues...

Senator Vince Ingham is the ruling party’s candidate for Pembroke West, it was announced yesterday. Premier Paula Cox told the assembled media at Alaska Hall that she was confident that the Progressive Labour Party offered the voters of the Oppositio...

Minister Wayne Furbert’s bid to build homes, rejected by planning officials, was granted permission by Progressive Labour Party colleague Walter Roban on his last day as Environment Minister. The Planning Board had turned down Mr Furbert’s proposal a...

MP Charlie Swan says people’s safety is at risk as “absolutely nothing” has been done to address the “unsafe and embarrassing eyesore” of Evans Bay public dock. Mr Swan is now calling on Government to make the repairs to the popular swimming, boatin...

Criticism is mounting over a Minister’s decision to approve an application to build warehouses on Devonshire Marsh. Planning officials had rejected the proposal, made by Zanzara Trust which covers Health Minister Zane DeSilva’s Island Construction, ...

First-time homeowners are being “left out in the cold” as a condo on a Government housing development is on the market for $120,000 more than it was bought for three years ago. The two-bedroom condo at Loughlands, on South Road, Paget, is being sold...

Health Minister Zane DeSilva “thumbed his nose” at the law to get his development plans approved on protected land, an environmental group has charged. Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce (BEST) chairman Stuart Hayward said former Environm...