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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...

All government offices will open at noon tomorrow but the courts will only be handling emergency matters. A government spokeswoman said: “All government offices will open at noon on Monday. “Courts will only be handling emergency matters tomorrow. A...

Recent events have once again prompted me to dust off my copy of the Sage Report, Mr Editor. One of the recommendations in particular came to mind; the one that focused on the need for change from the top down. You know, leadership by example. It ha...

The Progressive Labour Party has criticised the Bermuda Government for its “unacceptable” failure to ensure that all schools were ready for the beginning of term. Lovitta Foggo, the Shadow Minister of Education, said the Opposition had heard “rumblin...

With very few options to boost the economy, Bermuda has missed an opportunity by putting the idea of commercial immigration on hold. This is the view of Don Mills, chairman and chief executive officer of Canadian company Corporate Research Associates...

Plans to construct a tunnel on a section of the Railway Trail in Hamilton Parish have been rejected after the National Parks Commission expressed concerns. The planning application, submitted by the Ministry of Public Works, proposed erecting a pedes...

Dear Sir, Over the past few months, I have been back and forth to the UK due to the illness and subsequent death of my mother. Following on from this, I shipped or carried back a number of items that I inherited. Some of these had a resale value, bu...

Dear Sir, This letter is in response to Mr Chris Famous’s letter in The Royal Gazette dated August 21, 2015 concerning the size of the Civil Service. First of all Mr Famous, thanks for the statistics. The Civil Service increased by 1,139 people betw...

People have three weeks left to give feedback on the new plan for the City of Hamilton. The plan sets up key objectives for different areas, including development opportunities for zones identified as the historic and retail district, the contemporar...

The introduction of commercial immigration to Bermuda has been put on the back burner according to Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs. Senator Fahy told The Royal Gazette the Bermuda Government does not have the appetite to proceed with the c...