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We are in a hole. Our Government is in a financial hole. We all know what needs to be done, where we need to get to. The disagreement is over how. But surely, Mr Editor, that comes as no surprise … to anyone. Yes, we expect our Government to lead. ...

Governor George Fergusson has urged the public to stay safe and keep off the roads after Hurricane Gonzalo. He encouraged residents to heed the advice from the Emergency Measures Organisation (EMO), which will offer updates on 100.1FM. “I have been v...

Premier Michael Dunkley said this morning that Royal Navy warship HMS Argyll was heading for Bermuda to help with post-Gonzalo relief efforts. “Argyll is a frigate the UK puts in the Caribbean during hurricane season,” Mr Dunkley told the Emergency ...

13 October 2014 Dear Sir, I just received an e-mail from a friend in Central Africa. This person has just started a job as an assistant supply officer with the local government. The e-mail read: “It is my first day and it is lunchtime. I already feel...

Junior Minister of National Security celebrated World Post Day this afternoon, thanking postal workers for their diligent service. While the Senator acknowledged that the Bermuda Post Office is facing challenges, he said it plays an important role in...

The Cabinet Office has reported “healthy interest” in the post of freedom of information commissioner, after the deadline for applications passed at the start of this month. The independent position was created under the Public Access to Information ...

Government has launched a search for Bermuda’s first freedom of information commissioner — offering a salary of almost $180,000 to the successful candidate. An advert for the job of Information Commissioner has been issued by the Cabinet Office and t...

MP Zane DeSilva has welcomed the installation of a new and improved barrier at the spot where a child was killed. In January ten-year-old Tiffanelle Pitcher-Francis died after she struck one of the horizontal bars of the previous barrier while cyclin...