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Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy remains confident that the One Bermuda Alliance will create the promised new 2,000 jobs before the next election. However, he denied the suggestion that the jobs would only be short-term positions created through th...

A photograph from Bermudian Chris Burville was the subject of one of Hillary Clinton’s e-mails that have entered into the public domain. Mr Burville, a former Royal Gazette photographer, captured Mrs Clinton with her husband Bill while they vacatione...

August 20, 2015 Dear Sir, The numbers cited by the Minister of Finance as proof the economy is turning around have spurred much commentary. David Burt, the Shadow Minister of Finance, said in response: “The drop in unemployment is not a ...

Michael Fahy said that despite issues with the Corporation of Hamilton, he does not regret allowing them to use Par-la-Ville car park to guarantee an $18 million loan which later defaulted. While the Minister for Home Affairs noted the default had le...

The introduction of absentee ballots for students is still on the cards, according to Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy. Speaking earlier this week, Sen Fahy said the ministry remains hard at work on reforming the Parliamentary Election Act. “We hav...

Bus driver and female impersonator Mark Anderson has called for amendments in the Human Rights Act after his case of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation was dismissed by a tribunal. Mr Anderson claimed that he was discriminated against...

The Queen has presented the Bermuda Regiment with a 50th birthday gift: the title “Royal”. In celebration of its golden anniversary yesterday — and recognising its predecessors’ contributions to two world wars — the organisation will now be known as ...

Dear Sir, I can’t imagine the consequences for me writing this letter, but I believe there are three things we can’t hide. The sun, moon and the truth. The present Government led by Premier Fahy, oh, I’m sorry, Premier Dunkley, Mr Richards, and Mr Cr...

Dear Sir, This letter is in response to Mr Chris Famous’s letter in The Royal Gazette dated August 21, 2015 concerning the size of the Civil Service. First of all Mr Famous, thanks for the statistics. The Civil Service increased by 1,139 people betw...

People have three weeks left to give feedback on the new plan for the City of Hamilton. The plan sets up key objectives for different areas, including development opportunities for zones identified as the historic and retail district, the contemporar...

Dear Sir, The following is an open letter to the Government of Bermuda. There is grave concern when a sitting government is determined to ignore its own perils. That the Premier, the finance minister, the home affairs minister, the Attorney-General, ...

A petition is due to be launched today to make the holding of referendums mandatory when they have the support of at least ten per cent of the electorate. It calls for the Referendum Act 2012 to be amended to allow for a petition signed by at least t...