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Environmental campaigners have renewed calls for Planning procedures to be made more open in a bid to stop developments getting the go-ahead behind closed doors. The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce (BEST) spoke out after Environment Mi...

A civil servant has been disciplined for sharing information with Shadow Attorney General Kim Wilson during a House of Assembly debate. Dorianne Hurdle was placed on administrative leave early last week after it emerged she’d responded to an e-mail f...

The Spending and Government Efficiency (SAGE) Commission has hit the ground running — holding meetings with Civil Service tsars, Bermuda College department heads and union members of the Bermuda Industrial Union and the Bermuda Public Services Union ...

An application for a five-storey residential building in North Hamilton has been awarded in-principle approval on appeal. The application was rejected by the Development Applications Board (DAB) last year due to the visual impact of the project and a...

The long-awaited amendment to the Human Rights Act which would prohibit sexual orientation discrimination is to be tabled when Parliament reopens on May 17. Community and Cultural Development Minister Wayne Scott will also be asking Parliament to pro...

Progress is moving at an “impressive rate” on the Heritage Wharf upgrade as a round-the-clock effort continues to get the dock ready for the May 15 arrival of the giant cruise ship the Norwegian Breakaway, according to Public Works Minister Trevor Mo...

Will Heritage Wharf be ready the Norwegian Breakaway’s arrival on May 15? The Royal Gazette visited Dockyard to find out what residents thought some were optimistic; others said it would take nothing short of a miracle. Rex Darrell was one of those w...

Regiment soldiers were besieged by gun-toting hostile forces during a major exercise at a US Marines Corps base in North Carolina on the weekend. A mixed group of Regiment soldiers and battle-hardened US Marines played the opposition force in a scena...

The last surviving member of an elite group of black airmen who served with the Royal Air Force during the Second World War has died. Philip Lamb died at King Edward VII Memorial early yesterday morning. He was 90. Mr Lamb, who was from St David’s, j...

The Bermuda Regiment’s public order specialists yesterday took a town back from rioters — at least in a training exercise. Members of A Company had access to the state-of-the-art urban warfare training area at the US Marines’ Camp Lejeune. Veteran Ma...