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Two long-serving public officers, headed for retirement, have been thanked for their contributions to the island

The Parliamentary House and Grounds Committee has been involved in a stand-off with judges regarding how many spaces the judiciary is entitled to

The conference also received a commitment from the British House of Commons to look at ways to involve the territories in UK parliamentary committees

The One Bermuda Alliance opposed the move saying it would hit a market still struggling to recover after Covid-19

Fees for some services provided by the the Bermuda Shipping and Maritime Authority are set to rise

Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the public works minister, told MPs that the original timeline for Belco works set in 2020 of 36 months will be doubled

Scott Pearman, of the Opposition, stands his ground that leader of country should have no direct involvement in the industry

Legislation would allow for a rebate to make sure that levies linked to the iconic hotel can be used to repay a government-guaranteed loan

Extra government spending for 2022-23 included $5.5 million for debt service in the Ministry of Finance, MPs heard on Friday

Since 2015, 89 people have died on the roads with 769 road traffic collisions that caused life-changing injuries

Patients in January waited an average of more than 17 hours before they were admitted to a ward

Kathy Lynn Simmons said allowing no-fault petitions will lower the cost of getting a divorce