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Roadside breath testing will be implemented in Bermuda for the first time to tackle drink-driving. The amendments to the Motor Car Act 1951, which will allow police to breathalyse drivers by the roadside, were welcomed by road safety group CADA and t...

The Island faces “an economic storm that poses a grim threat to Bermuda’s way of life”, Governor George Fergusson told a packed Senate chamber yesterday, in a speech replete with references to job growth and reining in the public purse. However, the ...

Revitalising international business and tourism as the Island’s twin pillars is a priority in revitalising the economy, Government said yesterday. In the Throne Speech it added that it was “working on a broad front to rebuild investor confidence in t...

The overbearing atmosphere caused by the thundery weather was not reflected in the opening of Parliament yesterday morning as Ministers shared lighthearted jokes and banter. Kim Wilson, the Shadow Minister of Health, was one of the first to arrive i...

A solar farm could be coming to the East End, according to the Government’s Throne Speech. During yesterday’s speech, Government stated: “In the coming year, the Government will seek proposals for using the ‘finger’ peninsula at the airport as an ide...

Government is planning to legalise cannabis for medical use, while also giving police greater discretion to caution first time offenders who might otherwise be charged with cannabis possession. The exact cannabis-containing products that will be perm...

The latest Throne Speech offered little beyond “maintenance of the status quo”, according to Progressive Labour Party head Marc Bean, who said the One Bermuda Alliance had failed to include ordinary citizens in its agenda. Speaking with The Royal Gaz...

The Island will listen this morning as the One Bermuda Alliance outlines its plans for the coming Parliamentary year. The Royal Gazette took to the streets of Hamilton yesterday to ask residents what they wanted to hear from Government, and what they...