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A small team of enforcement officers will be set up to crack down on building contractors and land owners that break planning rules. The move is part of a raft of measures, including providing the director of planning with the ability to impose civil...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment’s commanding officer is gearing up to welcome a record-breaking number of volunteers for his last recruit camp. Lieutenant Colonel Michael Foster-Brown, who will be handing over command to Major David Curley in February, s...

Business leader Cyril Whitter has resigned as a member of two Progressive Labour Party committees — telling chairman Maynard Dill “the leadership of my beloved party stinks”. This is according to correspondence seen by this newspaper, e-mailed by Mr ...

The Corporation of Hamilton could reach an agreement with a lending institution “within days” to satisfy its $18 million debt over the Par-la-Ville hotel debacle, according to Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs. Senator Fahy said that the cit...

Older voters stand to present a decisive force in the upcoming contest for Devonshire North Central, according to the advocacy group Age Concern. Constituency 13 candidates from the governing One Bermuda Alliance and the Opposition have been invited ...

Michael Dunkley yesterday explained his decision to hold the upcoming Commission of Inquiry behind closed doors. The Premier, who announced the independent investigation into the handling of taxpayers’ money under the former Progressive Labour Party ...

Remediation at the Morgan’s Point property has been completed, with the site now cleared for the proposed luxury resort development. Craig Christensen, president and CEO of Morgan’s Point Ltd, expressed his gratitude to the Ministry of Public Works f...

Dear Sir, The heart-warming message on the front page of my Royal Gazette by Jason Hayward, representing the president of the Bermuda Public Services Union, is a welcome and a desperately needed olive branch to heal some of the hurdles that face the ...

A canvassing we will go A canvassing we will go Hi Ho the merry o A canvassing we will go. During the course of the past month, we have spent countless hours and days out on the canvassing trail, knocking on doors and speaking to Bermudians about ...

The nephew of Harry Frost, the last Bermudian soldier killed in the Second World War, has written to the Island in the hope of finding a picture of his uncle. Lance Corporal Frost died on April 25, 1945, just days before German forces surrendered to ...

In the second and final part of our question-and-answer session on the Island’s economy, Bermuda College lecturer Craig Simmons shares his hopes for 2016 •QUESTION: To what extent do we have reason to be optimistic or pessimistic for the year ahead?...

White collar union leader Jason Hayward last night held out a 2016 olive branch to Government — and pledged to work with Ministers to reduce the cost of public administration. Mr Hayward, president of the Bermuda Public Services Union, said that 2015...