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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...

Two appointments have been announced in the Information Commissioner’s Office. Jason Outerbridge, who previously worked with Public Access to Information (Pati) legislation in the UK, has joined as the Assistant Information Commissioner, while Hector...

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. ...

Lawyer Tim Marshall yesterday called on the Commercial Court to release all of the full affirmations relating to allegations of ministerial corruption. Mr Marshall, representing The Royal Gazette, said that documents filed in connection with the civi...

An affirmation by developer Michael MacLean outlining allegations of ministerial corruption has been branded “scurrilous” and “without substance” by the lawyer for the Bermuda Government. Mr MacLean’s affirmation was referred to and parts were read o...

Government House has not been courted by airlines offering alternatives to the present British Airways service to the UK. The rebuttal came earlier today in response to an article in The Royal Gazette, in which Shadow Transport Minister Lawrence Scot...

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...

Based on his own experiences during Bermuda’s first 100 days of freedom of information legislation, Royal Gazette senior reporter Jonathan Bell put together this useful guide to help you get to grips with PATI. Whatever information you want to get t...

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...

The Progressive Labour Party has called on the Governor to take action after serious allegations made against several government ministers. The allegations were made in an affidavit by developer Michael MacLean, which was leaked to the media and subs...

The Public Access to Information Act (PATI) has been in effect 100 days, with Information Commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez saying the period has been marked by progress. In a statement Mrs Gutierrez said there have been a slow and steady stream of re...

Jennifer Attride-Stirling has been appointed to permanent secretary for Health, Seniors and Environment. “This is a really exciting opportunity and I’m deeply honoured to have been selected — I’m looking forward to bringing my energy and expertise to...