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Citing Government’s recent pledge to high standards of governance, the One Bermuda Alliance has demanded that Premier Paula Cox give an explanation for a Planning controversy involving three members of her Cabinet. But the Progressive Labour Party ha...

Chamber of Commerce director Peter Everson says owners of Loughlands properties effectively live with no housing costs, according to logic put forward by Bermuda Housing Corporation. Mr Everson added his voice to the debate over a two-bedroom condo o...

Walter Roban last night quit Cabinet after 16 days as Public Works Minister, saying he deeply regrets bringing accusations of corruption upon Government. Mr Roban had come under intense criticism for granting planning permission for Progressive Labou...

Minister Wayne Furbert’s bid to build homes, rejected by planning officials, was granted permission by Progressive Labour Party colleague Walter Roban on his last day as Environment Minister. The Planning Board had turned down Mr Furbert’s proposal a...

First-time homeowners are being “left out in the cold” as a condo on a Government housing development is on the market for $120,000 more than it was bought for three years ago. The two-bedroom condo at Loughlands, on South Road, Paget, is being sold...

Health Minister Zane DeSilva “thumbed his nose” at the law to get his development plans approved on protected land, an environmental group has charged. Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce (BEST) chairman Stuart Hayward said former Environm...

Plans to turn a vacant lot in north Hamilton into a skate park have been approved by the Planning Board. However, Darren Booth of the Urban Park Association (UPA) said they are still looking for sponsors to help get the project off the ground. “It’s ...

Crowds of people braved the rain on Saturday to look around the Bermuda Housing Corporation's new Grand Atlantic apartments. More than 150 families viewed the development on South Road, Warwick, and 16 out of the first 24 units have already been sold...