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Bermuda’s strict immigration laws are a drag on the economic regeneration of the Island, an expert said yesterday. Peter Everson, a business consultant and former Chamber of Commerce spokesman on the economy, said: “Immigration policy and law as they...

Groundbreaking for hotel redevelopment at Ariel Sands ­— plus a pledge for “open and inclusive” government — were among the topics in a post-Throne Speech press conference by Michael Dunkley and his Cabinet this afternoon. The Premier said there was ...

Bermuda’s power firms are to come under the control of the Regulatory Authority in an attempt to boost competition and promote alternative energy sources. The change was signalled in the Throne Speech, delivered by Governor George Fergusson yesterday...

An America’s Cup Act will soon be tabled before Parliament as the Island vies with San Diego for the right to host one of sport’s most prestigious events. The move was announced as tension mounts surrounding the final decision, which is expected befo...

Plans to finally abolish conscription will be pushed through in the next Parliamentary session. The amendments to the Defence Act 1965 will provide for an all-volunteer Bermuda Regiment. Meanwhile, the Regiment will assume responsibility for inshore ...

Government will carry out a study into St George’s ageing wastewater system in an effort to resolve what has been a lingering cause of complaints. The Ministry of Public Works is to conduct a study to help develop a strategy to improve wastewater ser...

Roadside breath testing will be implemented in Bermuda for the first time to tackle drink-driving. The amendments to the Motor Car Act 1951, which will allow police to breathalyse drivers by the roadside, were welcomed by road safety group CADA and t...