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The Constituency Boundaries Commission wants feedback from the public, with an open forum to be held on the night of April 11. Submissions can also be sent by e-mail to pro@gov.bm, from today until April 11. The commission’s public meeting will be he...

The island’s recent political upheaval has become the subject of an April Fool’s spoof featured in an international sailing publication under the headline ‘Perfect storm strikes Bermuda’. Meanwhile, a second spoof appeared on the same site under the...

Residential property owners have been advised to recheck their land tax rates, after a retroactive adjustment in the House of Assembly. The Office of the Tax Commissioner announced that existing due dates are no longer valid, following the decision ...

Dear Sir, On a recent visit to Zimbabwe, and in spite of the controversies surrounding that country, this writer, frankly, was overjoyed to see first-hand the situation as regards the Zimbabweans and their struggle to secure ownership of the land of ...

Shadow transport minister Lawrence Scott has been suspended from his job as supervisor at JetBlue Airways. It is understood he was placed on leave by the company while it carries out an investigation into allegations about his conduct. Mr Scott, 36, ...

Dear Sir, I would like to respond to two letters that appeared in your paper on February 15 and March 26, both by Bermudian researcher Jonathan Land Evans. Mr Evans took issue with a statement attributed to home affairs minister Michael Fahy, publish...

Information commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez has called for the Bermuda Government to reduce the six-week time frame public authorities have to reach a decision on freedom of information requests. “International best practice is for a decision on ac...

The Bermuda Government will have to pay some union legal costs after a failed effort to get a permanent injunction to halt future walkouts. The Minister of Home Affairs sought injunctions against five unions — the Bermuda Industrial Union, the Bermud...

Progressive Labour Party senator Renee Ming has called on the Bermuda Government to engage in more public consultation over the St George’s hotel development. Ms Ming welcomed the news that the development had reached the lease stage saying she remai...

Government unveiled its new online portal today. Members of the public and the media will be able to access information and press releases through the website. “In the November 2015 Speech from the Throne, the Government promised to replace the old w...

The Progressive Labour Party’s Pembroke West Central branch is hosting its annual seniors tea party from midday to 3pm this Saturday. The event, which began in 2012 and is held each year on the Saturday after Easter, will welcome seniors from the ar...

The Department of Human Affairs is set to close its doors this week after a structural review of the Ministry of Community, Culture and Sports. According to a statement by the ministry, the 2015 review also recommended that the Human Rights Commissio...