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When I became Finance Minister I knew the job ahead was going to be very challenging. Our goal as a new Government was to get the economy working again for the benefit of Bermudians — creating jobs and career opportunities; and enabling government to...

Dear readers, last week I received a question from a woman who was afraid to leave her child in her mother-in-law’s care because she’d wish her unborn grandchild dead. After reading the feedback, she asked me to post a final comment from her. Here it...

Bermuda needs to change the tone of debate about poverty and focus on quality of life, according to Age Concern’s Claudette Fleming. Bermuda has very little absolute poverty, but Ms Fleming said the issue of relative poverty remains, bringing nearly ...

A controversial decision by former Environment Minister Marc Bean to grant planning permission for a Warwick orphanage has been overturned on appeal. And environmentalist group BEST — which successfully had the decision revoked through a costly Judic...

US Consul General Robert Settje will host a town-hall meeting to introduce himself to American citizens on the Island. The meeting is intended for Americans aged 18 and over. It will be held at Cedarhurst, Mr Settje’s home at 33 Wilkinson Avenue, Ham...

Seniors cannot be exempted from paying vehicle licence fees due to financial hardship, according to Attorney General Mark Pettingill. The Minister had previously said that seniors who couldn’t afford the increase could apply under section 62B of the ...

The Bermuda-produced CD ‘Lennon Bermuda’ has struck the right note in the home city of John Lennon, and is being given airtime inside Liverpool Football Club’s Anfield stadium. A copy of the 32-track CD, featuring Bermudian and international artists ...

Winning the Outstanding Teen Award is a big honour. Many deserving young people are nominated by their community or school, but unfortunately, not everyone can win the award. Jessie Moniz looks at two nominees who really stood out for Teen Services, ...

Over the past few days, The Royal Gazette has had the particular pleasure of highlighting some outstanding teenagers. Kaelyn Kastle, who at the age of 17, wrote ‘Why It Matters’ which promotes the new wing at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, an...