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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 ...

Dear Sir, May I take this time of year to say thank you to the Premier, Michael Dunkley, his Cabinet, back bench members and political team for all the hard work they have put in for us all. Not an easy job. They have worked with class and skill t...

Kim Wilson is the public’s most popular choice to lead the Progressive Labour Party, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. But Michael Weeks emerged as the favourite among PLP supporters, in the Global Research survey which assessed ...

Warden of the pilots Rudolph Cann has been named as the director designate of the Department of Marine and Ports. The announcement was made by the Ministry of Tourism Development and Transport today. Mr Cann has more than 30 years’ experience in the ...

Dear Sir, The former MP Reginald Burrows is on point with the manifest division within the Progressive Labour Party, but with a few significant differences. Back in 1985, the United Bermuda Party was very strong, with Sir John Swan still on his honey...

The One Bermuda Alliance and the Progressive Labour Party are not the only ones debating issues facing the Island in the House of Assembly. Regularly, the Bermuda Youth Parliament pits a team led by the youth premier, Namrata Bisht, against another g...

Dear Sir, It’s our money. The news that Bermuda national pension changes may be in the offing may be good news for seniors, provided that the authorities give us the right to access our money fully. That is a significant change that was recently mad...

Legislation increasing how much the Corporation of Hamilton can borrow was passed by the Senate. The Municipalities Amendment Act 2015 will allow the City to borrow $30 million — a rise of $10 million from its present limit of $20 million. Michael Fa...

Leases for a proposed hotel development in St George’s were approved by the House of Assembly on Wednesday night. While the Opposition expressed support for the 262-year leases, it warned the Government to make sure the public will retain free access...

The operation of the Horseshoe Bay Beach Café has been put out to tender by the Ministry of Public Works. According to a notice which appeared on page 53 of Friday’s edition of The Royal Gazette, the Bermuda Government is seeking applications by Janu...

Tax concessions have been granted to the Coral Beach and Tennis Club as they begin a $14 million renovation project. According to Shawn Crockwell, the Minister of Tourism, who tabled the proposed concessions, the redevelopments will not only improve ...