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Gregory Swan has been appointed chair of the Public Service Commission and will take up the role on December 27. Governor George Fergusson announced Mr Swan’s appointment, replacing Ms Nelda Simons, at Government House today. He said that Mr Swan “s...

Efforts to conserve resident populations of green and hawksbill turtles have been announced. A management plan has been drawn up by the Department of Conservation Services in consultation with scientists and sea turtle specialists. The main aim of ...

Bermudians have fewer than 30 days to stop the privatisation of LF Wade International Airport, according to the Progressive Labour Party. Shadow Transport Minister Lawrence Scott last night told a PLP-hosted town hall meeting focusing on the airport ...

The Bermuda Trade Union Congress has called on Government to address a series of questions about plans to partner with the Canadian Commercial Corporation on the airport redevelopment. The union claims a non-binding memorandum of understanding conce...

British media including national newspaper The Independent and leading business publication the Financial Times (FT) is reporting that Bermuda will not cooperate with a UK call to make the identities of company owners public. The FT story states that...

Walton Brown has tabled an amendment to the Commission of Inquiry Act to transfer authority to establish commissions from the Governor to the elected Premier. The Shadow Immigration Minister believes that the legislation granting authority to the no...

“Radical education reform” would be a swift priority of a Progressive Labour Party Government, Opposition Leader Marc Bean declared in the Reply to the Throne Speech. Economic diversification, plus an opening of Bermuda’s health insurance market to c...

A marathon session in the House of Assembly finally concluded at 3am this morning after more than 17 hours. The One Bermuda Alliance and Opposition Progressive Labour Party discussed the Throne Speech and the latter’s reply to the document for 13 st...

Finance Minister Bob Richards’s recent trip to attend a banking seminar in Washington DC cost the public purse a little more than $2,000. Mr Richards attended the G30 International Banking Seminar on October 12 in the United States capital. He stayed...