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Business partnership laws are to be revamped to make sure Bermuda stays competitive. The Throne Speech explained that the changes would maintain the Island’s position as an offshore business leader. The speech, delivered by Governor George Fergusson ...

Dear Sir, It’s easy to blame the One Bermuda Alliance for the problems that have been causing breakdowns and delays with buses, ferries and garbage trucks, as Shadow Minister of Public Works Dennis Lister did in a statement a short time ago. But tha...

The Ministry of Public Works would like to respond to the opinion piece by Christopher Famous in Thursday’s issue of The Royal Gazette entitled, “Coincidence trash service is underfunded?” While we appreciate Mr Famous’s efforts to come to some concl...

The creation of a local plan for North East Hamilton is a vital project for the area, the Island and the Department of Planning. And according to planner Cory Brown, the approach could also be used in other areas across the Island that are intereste...

“Clean Bermuda had some roads And on their roads they had some trash, T-R-A-S-H With some trash-trash here and some trash-trash there Everywhere some trash-trash Here some trash There some trash All because Uncle OBA was holding back the cash” — TCF...

“Unprecedented” mechanical issues have hindered trash collection across the Island according to Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Public Works, but efforts are under way to restore normal service. He said the Bermuda Government had been working closel...

The Ministry of Public Works is working to address complaints about overgrown roadsides. While the ministry has come under fire in recent months over overgrown grass and trees on the Island’s roadsides, a spokeswoman said efforts were being made to ...

Bermuda’s poor and vulnerable will be impacted the most if the Bermuda Government decides to cut resources across the Island’s three remaining community centres. This is the view of the founder and chairwoman of the Coalition for the Protection of C...

Noisy “steam blows” will be carried out at the Tynes Bay waste to energy facility this week, starting today. The work is to clean the new turbine piping of any foreign materials that may be left over from construction, by blowing through a large vol...

New decisions by the Immigration Appeal Tribunal are expected to be published online soon, according to the Ministry of Home Affairs. Senator Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs, had previously said that several decisions would be released las...

Up to 15 contracted members of staff at the Island’s three community centres could lose their jobs amid fears over cuts to services. A source close to The Centre in Pembroke said staff had been informed verbally by the Bermuda Government that any job...

Blackwatch Pass will be closed off to traffic starting tomorrow as road work in the area continues. According to a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Public Works, the road will be closed until at least October 15 to allow for road improvements at the j...