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Sports Minister Glenn Blakeney said he was within his “full right” to convene a Commission of Inquiry to probe how the island’s two national sports spent millions of Government funding. The Minister has formed a seven-member commission that will expl...

Progressive Labour Party MP Dennis Lister last night saw off a challenge for his Sandys North Central seat, claiming there was “never a chance” he could have lost it. Mr Lister comfortably won against the party’s executive officer Joella Dawn Simmons...

The cost of a pass onto the docks has gone up by $100, the City of Hamilton has announced. The price hike, from $80 to $180, is due to a new levy of $100 charged by the Bermuda Police Service for background checks. Checks are required before a person...

The boss responsible for building the Heritage Wharf cruise ship pier says people should be congratulating him as Bermuda’s “most exposed building” still looks like it did when it was built. Dennis Correia has hit back at “the naysayers” saying they...

The One Bermuda Alliance is ahead of the Progressive Labour Party in the latest poll after gaining a surge of voters in its first few months of existence. Thirty-eight percent of people said they would vote OBA in a general election, with 32 percent ...

One Bermuda Alliance leaders will no doubt be jubilant about poll results published today in The Royal Gazette which show that the new party leads the governing Progressive Labour Party when it comes to people’s voting intentions. This is the first t...

A Special Investigations team is being set up at the Auditor General’s office to speed up reports into public projects, including those carried out under former Premier Ewart Brown. Auditor General Heather Matthews also hopes she will get more power ...

Overseas Territories Minister Henry Bellingham began his visit to the Island with a tour by sea of Bermuda’s maritime policing and port security, just hours after his arrival. Aside from learning how marine police work with the Bermuda Regiment, the ...