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An Opposition MP has demanded to know why the Government did not bring in the police when it alleged a company it hired to collect taxes on its behalf without a licence had committed a “criminal offence”. The controversy erupted after it emerged the ...

The Government has secretly settled a lawsuit brought against it by a company it allowed to collect taxes on its behalf without a licence. Oarrs Inc filed the civil writ against the Office of the Tax Commissioner in July last year, alleging it was ow...

The Government has still not served court papers on an American music promoter in connection with the disappearance of an $800,000 taxpayer-funded loan. The cash was lent in April 2018 to Anthony Blakey and his Bermudian employee Danilee Trott, who o...

More than two thirds of the Government’s fleet of 15 garbage trucks were out of action last month, it emerged yesterday. David Burch, the Minister for Public Works, confirmed that 11 vehicles were sidelined because of mechanical failure — leaving jus...

A new video has been released highlighting how the Information Commissioner’s Office upholds the rights of those who request records under public access to information legislation. Information Commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez said: “When Bermudians a...

The Bermuda Business Development Agency is promoting Bermuda as a base for fintech and climate risk finance in London this week

A government spokeswoman said today that the Hamilton Health Centre was closed for maintenance. She added: “However, their services are available at the Warwick Health Centre, St George’s Health Centre and the Urgent Care Centre in St David’s. “All l...

“Bad news isn’t wine. It doesn’t improve with age” — General Colin Powell The specifics of the Fairmont Southampton “done deal” are slowly emerging. It points to why there was so much secrecy involved in the first place and realises our worst...

The Bermuda Job Board website is back online after several hours interruption yesterday. A spokesman for the Department of Workforce Development advised this evening that service to the site www.bermudajobboard.bm had been restored. He said: “The de...

A director of a struggling organisation for domestic abuse victims reportedly told a civil servant there would be a “front page” news story if it didn’t get its charitable status back. Damon Wade, co-chair of the Centre Against Abuse, wrote in an e-m...

Technical problems that frustrated Government services across the island yesterday and today were resolved last night. A Government spokeswoman said tonight its e-mail systems were now operating and most of its services are running normally following...

Government employees who are paid weekly may not get their wages tomorrow because of a computer glitch. Computer systems across several departments – including payroll – have been out of action for most of the day. Tonight a government spokeswoman s...