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Wedco bosses have launched an appeal after planners rejected proposals to build a new bus stop in Dockyard. The West End Development Corporation filed the planning application to deal with high visitor numbers wanting to be picked up from outside the...

Former civil servant Magnus Henagulph has been contracted as a consultant for the One Bermuda Alliance, The Royal Gazette understands. A former member of staff from Government’s Department of Communication and Information, Mr Henagulph has also worke...

Over the last few months, there has been a growing amount of Bermudians who are openly voicing their opinions on a wide range of topics, such as the economy, social issues, immigration issues and/or cultural differences. Many who speak to us say tha...

The political temperature in Bermuda is much higher than it should be for such a small island. Most Bermudians who have watched the atmosphere deteriorate in recent decades, with political egos bursting at the seams, are beginning to wonder whether c...

August 22, 2014 Dear Sir, Although the Progressive Labour Party was formed out of a struggle back in the 1960s for equal rights and justice, given its history and the social and economic evolution and devolution in some cases, it is unwise to assume ...

The gardens at Government House will no longer be open to the public on Sundays after this weekend. The grounds have been accessible on Sundays from 12-5pm since April 27 and have been visited by numerous residents and visitors. Governor George Fergu...

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. It’s an old saw, readily understood by most, which I have always rather liked, Mr Editor, and that’s because I also happen to think the reverse is true. That’s why, for those who wonder, I go on from time to time (act...

Which act do you think does more damage to future generations of Bermudians? (A) Giving Permanent Resident Certificate holders the right to vote via the granting of Bermuda status Or (B) Giving students a substandard education via the calling of unne...