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Governor Sir Richard Gozney says he takes heart from 11 guilty verdicts in the past year as Bermuda attempts to get to grips with soaring gun violence. And Sir Richard is hopeful the solution to the Island’s ‘horrendous’ gang troubles can emerge from...

Government will create a Bermuda Technical Institute for the 21st Century through its Jobs Corps programme, Community Development Minister Michael Weeks said yesterday. And Mr Weeks revealed a series of adverts promoting the value of ‘working with yo...

Presidents XI, 272 for seven declared, beat Vice-President’s XI, 209 all out, by 63 runs. How much the St George’s selectors actually learned from the final trial match when it came to choosing their Cup Match side is open to debate, if anything it s...

Plans for the proposed Park Hyatt resort in St George’s has received dozens of objections, including a petition with almost 300 signatures. Among the common complaints are concerns about sewage treatment and reverse osmosis facilities, to be built in...

Governor Sir Richard Gozney yesterday praised Premier Paula Cox for kicking off a new era of good governance and wiping out 'special concessions' granted to her predecessor Ewart Brown's Ministry. The Tourism and Transport Ministry didn't follow the ...

Runways at LF Wade International Airport will soon have to be upgraded, to the tune of $10 to $14 million. And a study of Bermuda's inshore channels should be available in a few weeks' time to determine where Government dredges to admit bigger cruise...

Premier Paula Cox has branded suppliers as "inhumane" for upping their prices and "economically raping" those who are struggling to make ends meet. Ms Cox, who is also Minister of Finance, used this week's town hall meeting on the economy to spell ou...

Youth, Families and Sports Minister Glenn Blakeney has accused The Royal Gazette of "misinformation and inexcusable, irresponsible reporting", for an article on the Government overseas psychoeducational programme. Mr Blakeney was responding to an art...

Overall tourist numbers have dropped 3.5 percent with fewer people visiting the Island on cruise ships and yachts in the last three months of this year. However, air arrivals, who traditionally spend more than cruise visitors, rose almost four percen...