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The nine work at the Department of Environment and Natural Resources

The Senate hears that the Government bought a system for $111,880 and that consultants had been hired at a cost of $245,000 to help complete the project

Letter writer David Sullivan is trying to make sense of the Government paying $1,875 per hour for a “strategic financial opinion”

Records show the Office for Project Management and Procurement received requests for waivers from 21 public authorities in 2022-23

Teucer House was built in 1903 as a private home but has also housed government departments before coming vacant and being damaged by fire

It had been predicted that both the Swing Bridge and Long Bird Bridge would reach the end of their useful lives in 2021

The change is part of a series of reforms being looked at by the British Government as it examines its relationship with its Overseas Territories

Bermuda’s athletes have been handed the opportunity to apply for a High-Performance Sponsorship programme scheme. The aims of the initiative, which has been put in place by the Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation are to recognise eligible Bermu...

Malcolm Raynor identifies ways that future governments can get in front of unsuspected hard times

Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, is considering delisting 70 Somerset Road and 10 Spice Hill Road

Joseph Matthew has spent 50 years with PTB. Being willing to learn and having a genuine interest in his work helped him progress

Khalid Wasi sees a future where Black Bermudians can become billionaires who encourage repatriation, but not under the present administration