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Work must be done to rebalance the Civil Service to better help the public, according to statistician Cordell Riley. Speaking at an open forum organised by the Progressive Labour Party, Mr Riley argued that while less civil servants might be required...

Environmentalists have questioned the ability of regulators to monitor Bermuda’s growing cellular network after a cell tower in Devonshire was approved over the objections of area residents. According to the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskf...

A court date is likely to be set this year for the ongoing legal dispute between the Bermuda Public Services Union and four other public sector trade unions, and the Bermuda Government, which is seeking an injunction against walkouts. The detail emer...

The Bermuda Government’s revenues climbed $8.4 million, or 3.9 per cent, to $221.2 million during the second quarter of this year. However, government spending also increased by 1.4 per cent for the period of April through to June, to $269.8 million....

Michael Dunkley is to meet with Bermuda Ombudsman Victoria Pearman in the “near future” to discuss concerns expressed over “dismissive language” used by Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs, towards her office. It comes after letters sent in Au...

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...

Thursday’s question and answer session between information commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez and readers of The Royal Gazette. Here are all the questions and answers Question: Which has greater precedence in this era of Pati, the “right to know” or t...

Dear Sir, I must congratulate Michael Fahy for putting an injunction out against Chris Furbert and the BIU [a temporary injunction was obtained in February amid marches over furlough days]. Ridiculous, putting tourists and local commuters at an inc...

Citizens were encouraged yesterday to submit freedom of information requests even when they believe the records they request may not be released. Information commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez, in a live online question-and-answer session with readers ...

Three leading international experts in public policy finance have been appointed to serve as members of the newly created Fiscal Responsibility Panel. According to the Bermuda Government, the panel will increase transparency and international credibi...

Information commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez will take part in a live online question and answer session with The Royal Gazette this morning and she is urging the public to log on and get involved. Ms Gutierrez proposed the real time discussion to ma...