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A Works and Engineering clerk told a jury she raised concerns over Kyril Burrows, the man accused of perpetrating a $553,000 fraud against Government along with his wife. Mikia McGowan said she found suspicious documents relating to a television bein...

Threatening disciplinary action, Civil Service head Donald Scott condemned the alleged theft of a report on Government spending that ended up broadcast on television. Meanwhile, Auditor General Heather Matthews said she expected “swift and decisive p...

After running on the same slate as candidates in the 2009 Hamilton Municipal Election, Mayor Charles Gosling and his administration have announced their intention to run again. For the city’s May 10 election, Mr Gosling stands with Deputy Mayor and A...

The Public Accounts Committee is to begin holding public meetings on the Auditor General’s Special Report on the Misuse of Public Funds this month. “You should stay tuned because we are going to be holding some public meetings where we will be questi...

Legislators will today debate the need for shared parenting legislation. A take note motion, to be moved by Families Minister Glenn Blakeney, asks the House of Assembly to consider “whether shared parenting legislation should be introduced in Bermuda...

Rockaway ferry commuters who objected to the planned cancellation of the 7.55 am service were “ecstatic” to hear the service will be reinstated, at least for the time being. The service will be continued for now, until school breaks for the summer ho...

AFL Investments is to host a free seminar next week to help charities in Bermuda stabilise their finances for the future. The seminar will take place on Tuesday, April 17, from 12.15pm to 1.30pm, at the Argus Building, 14 Wesley Street in Hamilton. E...