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Members of the Public Accounts Committee are at loggerheads over whether chairman David Burt should have ordered a senior civil servant to provide them with the full agreement on the new airport. Correspondence obtained by The Royal Gazette reveals t...

Adam Zacharias Mourners packed the Anglican Cathedral yesterday to pay their last respects to Clarence James, the trailblazing former surgeon general and Deputy Premier. Family, friends and colleagues shared their tributes to Dr James, who died on S...

A new member of the Human Rights Commission has resigned from the group, the commission has announced. Franklin Fahnbulleh’s appointment as commissioner was made public at the start of the year, but was swiftly overshadowed by a ZBM report of felony ...

Young Bermudians are being encouraged to follow a career in surveying, with a $10,000 bursary on offer for the 2016-17 academic year. The Government grant is open to citizens aged 40 and under, who are in an undergraduate or master’s degree programme...

Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers in Jamaica got the shock of their lives after bumping in to superstar runner Usain Bolt at their hotel. And the record-breaking athlete stopped to talk and have pictures taken with the advance party, which is preparing...

The Bermuda Government has rejected a freedom of information request for a raft of documents detailing how the new multimillion-dollar airport deal will work. And it has also refused to release a legal opinion on whether Bermuda needs the approval of...

The European Union has introduced new data protection laws that will have implications for many Bermuda companies that do business in the 28-country bloc. The new General Data Protection Regulation, which was approved by the European Parliament last ...

The Progressive Labour Party has paid thanks to those who supported its “We Care Women’s Tea” event over the weekend. The initiative, at the Heritage Worship Centre, raised money for families in need in memory of PLP stalwart Marita Thompson. Organis...

The Office of the Tax Commissioner has restored its systems following a total network outage. Service levels for taxpayers and clients were temporarily impacted this afternoon, but shortly after 2.30pm the Bermuda Government said it is expected that ...

A meeting of the Public Accounts Committee has been set back so members can attend the funeral of Clarence James. Dr James, a celebrated surgeon and former Deputy Premier, died last weekend. The meeting had been scheduled to take place this afternoon...

A former acting director of telecommunications has lost a claim that the Ministry of Finance is unlawfully withholding more than $150,000 from him. Hiram Edwards was hired as an assistant telecommunications inspector on a temporary basis in 1997 afte...