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Government’s pledge to keep closer watch on alternative education is welcome news for Bermuda Union of Teachers leader Mike Charles. “There are quite a few students being home-schooled — you’d be surprised,” he told The Royal Gazette. But the veteran...

Turning the Regiment into a full-time unit and giving it increased responsibilities should attract enough volunteers that conscription is no longer necessary, according to the Minister of National Security. Wayne Perinchief outlined the plans followi...

A bill setting out the role of two Government Ministries in the arenas of immigration and border protection was tabled in the House of Assembly by Minister of National Security Wayne Perinchief. The Bermuda Immigration and Protection (No 2) Bill reas...

The Throne Speech provided Government with a platform to outline its plans — and gave MPs from both parties the chance to prove their fashion credibility too. There was a parade of eye-catching hats, ties and waistcoats as Bermuda's elected represent...

This is the full text of the Speech from the Throne read by Governor George Fergusson in the Cabinet grounds yesterday. Madam President and Members of the Senate, Mr Speaker and Members of the House of Assembly, Bermuda, like many other countries, ...

A Tourism Development Act will broaden concessions to tourism investors, and will make provisions for training Bermudians and for the development and hiring of Bermudian entertainment while replacing the Hotels Concession Act 2000, it was announced i...

Government announced a fairly substantial legislative agenda for the new parliamentary session yesterday, despite the imminence of a general election. But Craig Cannonier, Leader of the Opposition One Bermuda Alliance, condemned the Speech from the T...

Bermuda is looking for investment from the oil-rich states of the Arabian Gulf in the Island’s infrastructure and hotels. Yesterday’s Throne Speech described Government’s intention to attract “business, capital and visitors” from the Gulf Cooperation...