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Trash collection in the west end will be set back next week due to the Bermuda Day Holiday. Waste will be collected in the west end on Wednesday and Thursday next week due to the public holiday on Monday, while trash collection in the east end will t...

Consumer Affairs has a new location, after merging with the Rent Commission in a move expected to save Government $320,000 a year. As of yesterday, Consumer Affairs was situated on the third floor of the D. Rego Building at 75 Reid Street. It was for...

Government is closer to civil service reforms, Finance Minister Bob Richards has declared — updating the House of Assembly on the making of the Public Bodies Reform Act. The legislation, aimed at saving Government cash and boosting efficiency, will g...

Boat and mooring owners have been warned by the Department of Marine and Ports that licences are set to expire on May 31, with renewals commencing April 1. A spokeswoman for the department said that this year it would not be posting renewal notices a...

Authorities are refusing to comment on reports that as much as $2 million has been stolen from the offices of the Accountant General. The Royal Gazette first received information about the purported theft last month. Unofficial sources claimed that a...

The Department for National Drug Control will be conducting a new survey to obtain information on adult drug-use in Bermuda. The survey will be used to monitor the nature and magnitude of use and abuse of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs in our soci...

The Department of Statistics is inviting members of the public to “meet the people behind the numbers” at its first open day tomorrow. The event is being held to celebrate Statistics Day in Bermuda and the Caribbean, with the aim of promoting public ...

Premier Craig Cannonier delivered the opening address at the consultation workshop on A National Strategy for the Development of Statistics (NSDS) at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. The objective of the workshop held yesterday is to in...