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Bermuda's first Media Council should be up and running on February 1 five months after it was due to start. Members of Bermuda's media agreed to create a self-regulating council after former Premier Ewart Brown tabled legislation to create a Governme...

The Cabinet Office today announced changes in the executive of the Civil Service. As The Royal Gazette reported last week, former Cabinet Secretary Marc Telemaque has been appointed permanent secretary of National Security. He assumed those duties on...

Opposition MPs have urged Government to move quickly in 2011 to implement Bermuda’s long-awaited freedom of information law. Former Premier Ewart Brown pledged in July when the Public Access to Information (PATI) Act was passed in the House of Assemb...

Staunch independence supporter Alex Scott concedes now is not the time to push for a split with the UK as Bermuda gets to grips with its economic, crime and social problems. But Mr Scott believes Premier Paula Cox will have enough trust from the publ...

In a democracy, no Government is beyond reproach on any issue affecting the people, no matter how sensitive it may be. As 2011 unfolds, we can expect many verbal confrontations on a wide range of issues in our Parliament, and indeed the Senate, and t...

As another group of Bermuda Regiment recruits prepares for camp and the necessary training, we should revisit the primary means of recruitment today conscription with a view toward its abolition. There may well have been historical justification for...