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In early 2010, when the Bermuda Land Development Company’s board approved the payment of consultancy fees to chairman Edward Saunders and deputy chairman Pastor Leroy Bean, an approximate figure of $14,000 each was settled upon. The two men were to c...

One Bermuda Alliance leader Craig Cannonier last night said the Auditor General's latest damning report highlights how Government has different priorities to its people. Mr Cannonier drew attention to Heather Jacobs Matthews' observations that Govern...

If successful, former Premier Ewart Brown and Deputy Premier Derrick Burgess' personal battle for damages over the false cheques affair stands to yield them $4million. But it's taxpayers who've footed a bill of more than $30,000 in lawyers' fees purs...

Auditor General Heather Jacobs Matthews provided the following chronology of her Office’s four-month battle to get information from Government on why Ewart Brown and Derrick Burgess’ personal legal case was funded with taxpayer dollars: May 2, 2011: ...

Auditor General Heather Jacobs Matthews ends her special report on the misuse of public funds with this statement: “In my opinion, this entire situation is deplorable and represents a blatant disregard for the public purse and a lack of transparency ...

Career training and duty were the main topics of conversation last night at a Pre-Budget Town Hall meeting at the Leopard’s Club. The meeting, the second in a series of three weekly meetings, was held to give the public an opportunity to give their t...

Premier Paula Cox and four Ministers will be on hand tonight to discuss the Government’s pre-Budget report. The town hall meeting takes place at the Leopards Club, and starts at 7.30pm. Those planning to attend are asked to review the Pre-Budget Repo...

Mailboxes Unlimited president Steve Thomson yesterday criticised the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce’s Retail Division over its call for a standardised 25 percent rate of duty on personal goods imported to the Island. Mr. Thomson said he was upset he was...

Seniors who have an interest in a property will be eligible for financial aid from Government under a proposed change to the law. Youth, Families and Sport Minister Glenn Blakeney told a meeting last night that “amendments to certain pieces of legisl...