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Premier Paula Cox is said to be weighing up an early summer General Election as the Progressive Labour Party considers cashing in on disarray in the Opposition ranks. But PLP members were yesterday split over the best time for Ms Cox to send the peop...

Premier Paula Cox's plan to save millions of dollars with a Civil Service shake-up is underway after an expert came to the Island ahead of a review. The visit of Chris Cooper, of the UK's National School of Government, set the ball rolling for an ass...

By-elections are notoriously poor indicators of General Elections and there is always a danger of reading too much into them. Nonetheless, there are several conclusions that can be drawn from Marc Bean’s thumping victory in Warwick South Central on W...

National Security Minister David Burch has attended a meeting in the Caribbean to discuss security, policing and other law enforcement issues. The Senate leader attended the 11th Caricom Council of Ministers Responsible for National Security (CONSLE...

United Bermuda Party leader Kim Swan yesterday hinted he'd like to reunite with his former Bermuda Democratic Alliance colleagues telling The Royal Gazette: “The ball's in their court.” But the BDA ruled out a return to the UBP in its current form, w...

The Bermuda Love Festival has been cancelled this year and the future of the Music Festival is also under review, it emerged today. Former Premier and Tourism Minister Ewart Brown started the Love Festival, held over Valentine's Day weekend. The last...

Government will soon be dismantling its pre-manufactured houses in the west end after accommodating ten needy families for more than four years. National Security Minister David Burch yesterday said the two units at Beacon Hill in Somerset were alre...

Premier and Finance Minister Paula Cox’s promise last week to review pensions and health care is a welcome one. Ms Cox may have engaged in some hyperbole when she described them in the House of Assembly as the two “hottest issues facing policymakers...