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The group Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda (CURB) have called on Government to address the issue surrounding Permanent Resident’s Certificate holders though “a comprehensive and bipartisan immigration review”. The debate centres around a loophole...

Premier Michael Dunkley called Public Access to Information (PATI) legislation set to be debated tomorrow as a “big step” towards a more open, accessible and accountable Government. In a statement this afternoon, Mr Dunkley said: “Tomorrow, I will le...

July 12, 2014 Dear Sir, Have the PLP become a party of moaners, groaners and dividers as they attempt to convince they are the party to lead Bermuda? Does The Opposition want Bermuda and its people to prosper and be together? Verbal ...

July 15, 2014 Dear Sir, Nobody seems to have addressed the matter of finding out the facts needed for a Commission to work. Firstly the title deeds and Parish Records would have to be researched to see who lived on the lands tha...

The ruling One Bermuda Alliance last night questioned the Opposition’s motives for raising the issue of historic land thefts, suggesting that the controversial issue was being used as a tool for wider political objectives. Shadow Immigration Minister...

Opposition leader Marc Bean launched what appeared to be a thinly disguised campaign for Independence on the grounds of Government House last night, claiming it was time for Bermudians to become “the masters of our own destiny”. An estimated 2,000 p...

Bermuda’s freedom of information law will have taken almost five years to implement when it comes into effect on April 1 — a delay described as “not reasonable” by a human rights lawyer. Toby Mendel, who analysed the Island’s draft Public Access to I...

Progressive Labour Party MPs will not abstain from Parliament indefinitely when it comes to key legislation, according to Shadow Immigration Minister Walton Brown. His remarks came on the eve of a protest at Government House, which The Royal Gazette ...