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Two of the three independent Senators have come out against the controversial special development order for Tucker’s Point this evening. Senator Walwyn Hughes said he would not support it at 6.39pm today. Sen Joan Dillas Wright voted against the SDO ...

Ministers should take a pay cut to lead by example during the recession, according to Opposition Senate Leader Jeanne Atherden. The Shadow Economy, Trade and Industry Minister also claimed yesterday that Bermuda had become “uncompetitive” as a financ...

More than 600 people are registered as unemployed and seeking work through the Department of Labour and Training. According to a response to Parliamentary Questions raised by UBP Senator Michael Dunkley, the Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry had...

Only five people applied to be a waiter after Government’s Hospitality Job Fair Senator Kim Wilson said. Answers to Parliamentary Questions yesterday revealed 600 people have registered as unemployed at the Department of Labour and Training. Last mo...

Junior Finance Minister David Burt suggested yesterday that Government should consider privatising some of its services in order to inject “much needed innovation” into the economy. He told the Senate that candidates for privatisation could include p...

Junior Finance Minister David Burt suggested today that Government should consider privatising some of its services in order to inject “much needed innovation” into the economy. He told the Senate candidates for privatisation could include public tra...

A bill aimed at punishing landlords for sub-standard living conditions was passed in the House of Assembly on Friday. The Bermuda Housing Amendment Bill 2011 makes it possible to fine landlords by $10,000 for renting a property below the minimum stan...

Premier Paula Cox promised a tighter rein on finances after the United Bermuda Party laid into repeated overspending at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. On Friday night, MPs approved overspends of $39.9 million in the Finance and Health Ministries ...