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The Minister of Public Works yesterday defended a decision to relocate a government department to offices owned by a Progressive Labour Party MP. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch hit back after the The Royal Gazette reported yesterday that the Departm...

The Information Commissioner’s Office has closed its Church Street office for the Christmas period, with immediate effect. A spokeswoman for the ICO said that the closure was unrelated to Covid-19. The Maxwell Roberts Building office will remain clo...

Covid-19 restrictions are to be extended for another two weeks after 12 new cases of the coronavirus were confirmed, it was revealed last night. The restrictions – including an 11pm curfew and orders for bars and restaurants to close at 10pm – were ...

The owners of the Fairmont Southampton last night pledged to repay the Government for redundancy cash handed over to former staff at the hotel. A spokeswoman for Westend Properties, a subsidiary of US-based Gencom, said the company would also press ...

It seems that the cycle of qualified reports of government departments never ends. Auditor-general after auditor-general continues to tell the same story. Lack of reporting of funds spent by the Government and where the money went. How can we trust t...

The regeneration of St George is expected to turn it into a world-class yachting centre, the Minister of Public Works said today. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said that rebuilding Bermuda must include the renewal of the East End because it was the ...

Health administrators are being forced to drive down costs at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital in a bid to keep it up and running. The Bermuda Hospitals Board 's top accountant warned that healthcare provision will not be "viable" unless further...

The transport minister said today the Government had little space to bargain with airport operator Skyport after it announced it would hand over $15 million to the firm to cover lost revenue. The cash is to cover the cost of the loss of business ove...

An elderly woman whose son died of diabetes said yesterday she was devastated by a nine month wait for a death certificate. The woman, from Smith’s, who contacted The Royal Gazette after a report of a three-month delay, said: “To me, he hadn’t passed...

The Accountant General’s offices, including the cashiers’ office, will be closing at 3pm on Thursday October 22, 2020 to allow the staff to attend the funeral of one of their colleagues. The offices and cashiers will re-open on Friday, 23 October at ...

A former school once earmarked for emergency housing has been ruled “surplus to Government requirement”. Now the Ministry of Public Works has asked for expressions of interest to renovate the former Bishop Spencer School in Pembroke. A spokesman sai...

Kathy Lynn Simmons has been appointed as the Acting Minister of Community Affairs and Sport, the Government announced this evening. Ms Simmons already holds the post of Attorney-General and Minister of Legal Affairs. A government spokeswoman added: “...