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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...

The Ministry of Public Works is urging members of the public to trim overhanging trees and branches as the Island approaches the peak of hurricane season. Meanwhile crews from the Highways section are set to tackle several problem areas over the next...

The Corporation of Hamilton will reclaim control of its own affairs today as the Ministry of Home Affairs lifts a stewardship order. Announcing the move yesterday, Senator Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs, pointed to a new-found confidence ...

A popular Pembroke playground left damaged after last year’s hurricanes has new equipment for the Island’s children. Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Public Works, thanked Horsfield Landscaping for their assistance, along with the Department of Parks...

Mother-of-four Janae Armstrong felt “lost” while trying to find work, but was able to land a position as HR Administrative Assistant at the Department of Education. Hers was just one of three success stories highlighted by the Department of Workforce...

A family who said farewell to their pet yesterday are calling on the Bermuda Government to end the ban on pitbulls. Deonne Rawlins said he had to turn over the family dog, Primo, on his son Dante’s (above) fifth birthday. “It’s really sad,” he said. ...

Dear Sir, This letter briefly addresses three matters pertaining to labour relations in Bermuda. The points raised are job advertisements that require academic degrees for jobs not requiring such degrees, the need for the formation of a trade union i...

Dear Sir, The often-made comment that the Bermuda Civil Service is too large is very true and very obvious. We passed long ago the point of maximum benefit. We need a bold leader for this job. It should not be contracted so somebody foreign can be bl...

Mangrove Bay Post Office closed today to allow urgent repair work on its air conditioning unit. Bermuda Post Office advised alternative post offices are available in Southampton or Warwick from 8am to 5pm. The BPO said Mangrove Post Office expects ...

The Charities Commission is considering “all options to enforce compliance” with regards to defunct charity Youth on the Move and its financial activities. The charity, founded by former Corporation of Hamilton councillor and former Mayoral candidat...