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Government has defended its decision to allow developers to build a six-storey residential block on the site of the Queen of the East. Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy granted the project planning permission after developers, CTX Ltd, appealed the ...

To be unemployed, and hence poor, in Bermuda in 2014 must be one of the most miserable of experiences. A job is not only a source of income, critical as that is, but it is also a measure of one’s worth to society, a place to make friends, an opportun...

Opponents of plans to replace the Queen of the East with a residential block have expressed surprise at the Planning Minister’s decision to allow the development. The old merchant house on Crow Lane dates back to the mid 1700s and neighbours the Blue...

Bermuda’s security is too important to be used as “a political football”, a group of former Bermuda Regiment commanding officers warned last night. And the group — known as The Nine Colonels — appealed for Premier and National Security Minister Micha...

Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy has expressed surprise that the Corporation of Hamilton is refusing to endorse a Government-drafted Code of Conduct for the municipality. But the Minister implied that he will not take any action against the municip...

August 7, 2014 Dear Sir, Canon James Francis writes “We do not engage in meaningful dialogue on how we as a people should come together and solve the problems of this 21 square mile space”. We tried. Under the former Premier Dr Ewart Brown and his co...

Shadow Transport Minister Lawrence Scott has called for immediate action to remedy issues with bus service, alleging that Transport Minister Shawn Crockwell had been “shirking responsibility.” In a statement issued yesterday, Mr Scott said: “Minister...