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As we join others around the world in celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, I’m delighted to extend heartfelt Christmas greetings to each and every one of you. The holiday season always serves as a time to reflect on what’s most important. And the i...

It is a pleasure to come to you once again with best wishes from my family to yours. For us, Christmas represents Bermuda at its best, with family, friends, love, charity and camaraderie at the fore. My family and I are particularly grateful for the ...

David Saul, the former Premier, has called for the appointment of “brave, wise and fearless” commissioners to investigate the handling of public funds during the former Progressive Labour Party administration. Dr Saul yesterday praised Michael Dunkle...

Yes, Virginia, politics could use a little more Santa Claus. I don’t necessarily mean more jolly and I am not thinking of more gifts; nice as that might be. Instead I have in mind the give and take of politics, the cut and thrust of debate that is a...

Plans have been unveiled for a New Year’s Eve block party on Court Street. The event, which has been organised as part of a drive to revitalise North Hamilton and promote community engagement, has the support of the Bermuda Government, the Corporatio...

The mountain of blue bags outside the Devon Springs Recycling Centre stems from continued operational problems at the Material Recovery Facility (MRF), the Ministry of Public Works has confirmed. The unsightly pile-up of TAG (tin, aluminium and glass...

Why do we need a Human Rights Act when we already have a Constitution? In a Letter to the Editor published on December 19, Mr Khalid Wasi commented on the recent ruling of the Chief Justice, in the “Bermuda Bred” case concerning the grant of work per...

The Bermuda Government is reviewing its policy on dealing with banned dogs after they have been seized. Owners of prohibited breeds could be able to export their pets, when it is “logistically and financially viable”, according to the Ministry of Hea...

Dear Sir, Today is a good day for all those types of dogs that are either illegal or banned. Because, after being seized by wardens, they have the opportunity to escape being condemned to death. A new policy came into effect last evening through the ...

Deputy Governor Ginny Ferson will be away from Bermuda between February and May of next year as she undertakes a special assignment for the St Helena Government. While Mrs Ferson is in St Helena former Deputy Governor David Arkley will serve as actin...

Dear Sir, Walton Brown’s suggestions in the House of Assembly that motorists cannot relicense their vehicles until outstanding fines have been paid should have been implemented years ago. However, I would not stop with motoring fines, but would inclu...

News that the One Bermuda Alliance has opened up a 12-point lead in the polls is “encouraging”, party chairwoman and Senator Lynne Woolridge told The Royal Gazette. Sen Woolridge stressed that the OBA’s job is still unfinished as it attempts to lead ...