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Shadow Immigration Minister Walton Brown is calling on Government to take a public position on the crisis in the Middle East in an effort to bring peace to the region. Mr Brown spoke at an open mic meeting last night organised to show solidarity with...

Transport Minister Shawn Crockwell has hit back at critics of the new shuttle bus service aimed at cruise passengers disembarking at Dockyard. And Mr Crockwell played down the extent of the delays — insisting that they were not as bad as had been cla...

Chief Justice Ian Kawaley yesterday ordered the Corporation of Hamilton to temporarily suspend work to uproot trees on Ewing Street in North Hamilton. Mr Justice Kawaley issued the stay at lunchtime after two protesters — local business owners Henry ...

In both his contemporaneous public statements and private writings British statesman Winston Churchill took to describing the First World War in Biblical terms. Churchill routinely invoked Armageddon when referring to the 1914-1918 conflict which l...

No complaints have been made about historic sexual misconduct at the Bermuda Regiment since the Governor asked police in November to appoint a “single point of contact” for victims. Governor George Fergusson made his request after the Court of Appeal...

Lieutenant Commander Richard Russell, from Jamaica, has been named the new Director of Marine and Ports following the recommendation of the Bermuda Public Service Commission. According to a Government spokeswoman, Lt Cdr Russell officially started wo...

Marine scientist and teacher David Chapman will be the guest speaker at a Progressive Labour Party event tomorrow night. Dr Chapman, who recently completed his doctorate on energy sustainability and security, will be the guest of Opposition leader Ma...

A massive $30,000 donation was yesterday made towards an educational fund for the daughter of a Bermuda Regiment officer killed on duty in England. The Broad Arrow Freemasons lodge handed over the cash to little Katherine Wheddon, aged five, whose fa...

July 28, 2014 Dear Sir, Parliament is now in recess and we are officially in the “Silly Season” period in politics. Simply put, this is the period when the various media search for news stories, particularly those that might b...

Former Environment Minister Walter Roban wouldn’t comment yesterday on suggestions of “hypocrisy” on the part of the Progressive Labour Party over the compulsory purchase of citizens’ land in Tucker’s Town. Writing to The Royal Gazette, Robert Davies...