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The House of Assembly has been transported to the 21st Century and has been equipped with WIFI internet access. Minister Without Portfolio Michael Weeks said members could now access information on the web for the House to enhance the level of parli...

Special Development Orders will be subject to Parliamentary scrutiny in future, after an amendment was made to the Development and Planning Act last night. Environment Minister Walter Roban admitted SDOs should have been subjected to such scrutiny ev...

Shadow Minister for Seniors Louise Jackson complained she deserves more respect after her speech to the House of Assembly on Friday was drowned out by laughing and shouting. The 80-year-old was repeatedly interrupted by Government hecklers including ...

The United Bermuda Party this afternoon called on Ministers to limit their Budget speeches in order to enable “robust and searching” debate. A two-week Budget debate is due to start tomorrow in the House of Assembly where Ministers will go through th...

Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards kicks off today’s Budget debate promising to prove Government is wrong to blame its financial woes on the recession. Delivering the official Opposition’s Budget Reply, Mr Richards will also put forward the United ...

Educational films will be shown at the National Library at noon on Tuesday and Thursday lunchtimes through February and March. Minister of Public Information Services Neletha Butterfield told the House of Assembly on Friday the focus of February’s fi...

Bermuda’s rules against performance enhancing drugs in sport will be tightened by laws expected to pass through the House of Assembly today. The Bermuda Sport Anti-Doping Authority (BSADA) will be formally set up through the Anti-Doping in Sport Act,...

Landlords responsible for sub-standard housing could be fined up to $15,000 under legislation tabled for the first time in the House of Assembly on Friday. The Bermuda Housing Amendment Bill extends the Bermuda Housing Act of 1980 to cover structures...