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Business leaders have taken exception to being painted as self-interested and lacking a social conscience by former Belco CEO Vince Ingham at a political rally. Senator Ingham, the Progressive Labour Party’s candidate for Pembroke West, took the busi...

Independent candidate Charlie Swan yesterday promised that he would remain an independent MP if reelected. The former UBP member stated: “Following this election as an Independent candidate, I will remain an Independent candidate throughout the durat...

Progressive Labour Party candidates felt the heat from their own supporters last night as Bermuda's unemployment crisis took centre stage at a town-hall meeting. *Editor's Note: this story has been corrected to note that Michelle Wainwright is a gran...

Education in Bermuda is in a state of flux as the curricula of both private and public schools go global. The International Baccalaureate is growing in popularity, the UK’s GCSE exam system is set to change into an English Baccalaureate in the years ...

Like many able-bodied people, Yolanda Bashir had never really considered how difficult it was for people with disabilities to travel around the Island. Those challenges “became crystal clear” last February, after her father Edwin Bashir Sr suffered a...

Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards has questioned who’s running the Accountant General’s office following news that a second senior staff member is on leave. Assistant Accountant General David King is reported to be out of the office on educational...

In the Royal Gazette’s continuing series on the major issues confronting the electorate, Jonathan Bell looks at education Just eight percent of students in the Island’s public schools received a C grade or above in GCSE maths. But the grades only te...

Anyone visiting relatives and or friends in Boaz Island and/or Ireland Island will quickly see that this is a community in decline. Boarded-up windows and doors are visible everywhere. Trees are growing out of the walls and what were once patios. Beh...