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Citing Government’s recent pledge to high standards of governance, the One Bermuda Alliance has demanded that Premier Paula Cox give an explanation for a Planning controversy involving three members of her Cabinet. But the Progressive Labour Party ha...

Business Development and Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert yesterday criticised The Royal Gazette for its front page story saying that the Island’s murder rate was double the global average. It should have been buried in the paper and good news given a ...

Government’s policy against sales of property owned by Bermudians to non-Bermudians is set to change if a recommendation made by National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief is accepted by Cabinet. Speaking to the Annual General Meeting of the real es...

The last Commanding Officer of HMS Malabar has labelled the deterioration of the historic west end building “a crying shame”. In the 16 years since Government took over the building from the Royal Navy, Commander Robin Bawtree said the building has b...

When you work with young people, there’s not a lot that surprises you, but two youth addiction workers were blown away when they received awards at a special awards ceremony held at the Elbow Beach Hotel. Youth addiction counsellor Lauren Trott was n...

Four years ago, Kerry Judd answered a TV advertisement calling for volunteers in the pilot programme of Government’s Mirrors. At that point she was an avid volunteer, but wouldn’t describe herself as being particularly passionate about young people ...

A Government lawyer yesterday blamed the recent Cabinet reshuffle, former minister Walter Roban’s quitting and a permanent secretary being on a month-long vacation for failing to meet a Supreme Court deadline for filing objections to the new Digicel ...