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Dear Sir, During my early-morning walk, I am disturbed to see banana peelings and other safety hazards thrown on the sidewalk. I immediately think of the blind population who use the sidewalks. To litter the sidewalks with such hazards is extremely d...

We are in a state of crisis. The Government refuses to listen to the majority of the black community and is pursuing a course of action that will bring the country nothing but turmoil and increasing racial division. That the proposed immigration legi...

Pathways to Status immigration legislation is set to be tabled in the House of Assembly today, according to Michael Fahy. The controversial legislation, which has sparked multiple protests since it was first announced last month, would create new pat...

“Bermuda Home Grown” will be the theme of this year’s Agricultural Show with all produce and talent on offer hailing from the island. The event is being run by the recently formed company Ag Show Ltd in conjunction with the Bermuda Government, which ...

A publicity campaign detailing the myriad problems of long-term Bermuda residents without status has been unveiled by the Ministry of Home Affairs. The flyers aim to put a human face on the Government’s “Pathways to Status” initiative, which would a...

School closure plans are still not finalised and the consultation process remains open, the Ministry of Education has told The Royal Gazette. The announcement came after Gilbert Institute parents, teachers, children and supporters participated in a r...

A publicity campaign detailing the myriad problems of long-term Bermuda residents without status has been unveiled by the Ministry of Home Affairs. The flyers aim to put a human face on the Government’s “Pathways to Status” initiative, which would a...

Minister of Finance Bob Richards has defended his proposed introduction of a 5 per cent services tax next year. In his 2016-17 Budget statement yesterday, the Deputy Premier briefly detailed his plan for a general services tax, which is scheduled to ...

Emotions have been running high since the announcement of the potential closure of four public primary schools and members of the public are being urged to let their voices be heard. Parents, teachers and other stakeholders have been holding emergenc...

Opposition MP Walton Brown has urged Government to “listen to a voice of reason”, after chanting protesters shut down Wednesday’s meeting on immigration reform. Michael Fahy, Minister of Home Affairs, accused Mr Brown of instigating the disturbance ...

One Bermuda Alliance backbencher Mark Pettingill says his party’s plan to outlaw same-sex marriage is “very disconcerting” and may breach international human rights law. The MP and lawyer, who is representing a couple seeking to wed on the island, wa...

The size of classrooms and a lack of funding for public primary schools are among the Bermuda Government’s most serious concerns, according to the school reorganisation (Score) report. The report, commissioned by Wayne Scott, the Minister for Educat...