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The Information Commissioner’s Office is to hold a public panel discussion tonight. The event — I Want to Know! Embracing the Benefits of the Pati Act — will be held at Bermuda National Gallery. It will include Gitanjali Gutierrez, the Information ...

Cabinet ministers spent almost $140,000 on overseas trips during their second year in power, according to the Government’s online travel calendar. The amount was about $4,800 less than the total for the previous 12 months of Progressive Labour Party ...

The Registry General Department is advising all account holders (funeral homes, law firms, banks, wedding coordinators, trade unions, and businesses) that beginning Friday, 1 November, 2019 requests for copies of documents or certificates should be f...

Dear Sir, On Friday, May 17, 2019, David Burt, the Premier, announced that a strategic plan for government reform had been completed and implementation has commenced. Over the coming months, all senior officers and department heads will be engaged in...

Members of the public can now buy wheelie bins for their trash and recyclables as part of a pilot programme launched by the Ministry of Public Works. The garbage bins have a capacity of 360 litres and cost $125. The 140-litre recycling bins cost $40...

Lessons from Cup Match will help police and other organisations plan future operations after a Joint Agency Command Centre was used for the first time at the event. St George’s Cricket Club and representatives from the Government, police, the Bermuda...

Hospitals have joined the list of places off-limits to drones from today. The Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority made areas around the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital in Paget and the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute in Devonshire no-fly zones for con...

MPs agreed the Government’s performance had to be improved as they debated the findings of a bipartisan Efficiency Committee on Friday. But the two sides clashed on the $122,000 paid to members of the committee, which the Opposition said should have ...

Dear Sir, Many times have I written to this newspaper on the subject of the inefficiencies and lack of accountability within the administration of our government, irrespective of which party sits on “The Hill”. So I will not bore you with a repetitio...

The Governor has carried out “extensive” research into whether a posthumous pardon should be granted to a pastor who was thrown into jail after he wrote about the unfair treatment of Jamaican workers in Bermuda more than a century ago. A Government H...

Anthony Richardson, a Progressive Labour Party senator, has been sworn in as the Junior Minister for Home Affairs and the Cabinet Office. The ceremony was held at Government House on Friday, according to a statement issued on Tuesday. Mr Richardson, ...

The Head of the Public Service, Dr. Derrick Binns, JP, today announced that the Public Service leaders, comprising the Civil Service Executive and Heads of Departments, gathered at St. Paul Centennial Hall for an executive workshop. Each Ministry com...