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The developers of Morgan’s Point have suffered a double blow after proposals to create a new access road and a right of way on to the property were rejected by planners. The firm submitted two separate applications concerning a vacant agricultural pl...

Three leading international experts in public policy finance have been appointed to serve as members of the newly created Fiscal Responsibility Panel. According to the Bermuda Government, the panel will increase transparency and international credibi...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment is tonight gearing up in case Hurricane Joaquin hits the Island on Sunday. Equipment will be stationed east of the Causeway tomorrow in case the East End is cut off and up to 120 troops are on 12 hours notice to deploy. Roy...

Ayo Kimathi’s astonishing, repulsive speech at the Liberty Theatre a few days ago seems to have had a silver lining. It was so offensive that it has made it difficult to support what he said. His arguments have been exposed as indefensible. That he...

The Bermuda Police Service is not investigating the presentation made by Washington speaker Ayo Kimathi which has been labelled a “hate speech” by some sections of the community. Commissioner of Police Michael DeSilva said that officers would have t...

Information commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez will take part in a live online question and answer session with The Royal Gazette this morning and she is urging the public to log on and get involved. Ms Gutierrez proposed the real time discussion to ma...

Dear Sir, Please tell me that I am still in a good frame of mind. I ask that question because this morning I read in the RG that the first information commissioner appointed by the Governor is now going to reveal the ending of the secrecy culture of...

As the Island starts a dialogue on same-sex marriage, campaigner Tony Brannon — whose petition initiated Bermuda’s public discussions — said he would like the matter to be brought swiftly before Parliament for a decision. “I think there are people th...

The Bermuda Government has received 62 public access to information requests and police have received 31 during the first six months of the law coming into force. Michael Dunkley revealed the figure for those entities directly controlled by the Gover...

Recently the Bermuda Government announced that it was signing a deal to have a new airport terminal built. On the surface this sounds great. But when we dig under the surface, the numbers are not quite adding up. We are supposedly going to give up 3...

Dear Sir, It was sad to have my impressions confirmed that the event hosted at the Liberty Theatre recently would be speech promoting hate. What is especially disturbing is that Bermudians of stout Christian faith are so silent on matters of the ...

Support for the grassroots movement the People’s Campaign is split deeply along racial lines, a survey suggests. Overall, 42 per cent of residents believed the organisation was operating in favour of the Progressive Labour Party and unions, with 30 p...