Jonathan Bell
Senior Reporter at The Royal Gazette
Senior reporter at @TheRoyalGazette, and a Bermudian of many places.
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5 days ago |
royalgazette.com | Jonathan Bell
Costumes and colour combined for the 14th Mosaic You Go Girls Relay on Front Street in Hamilton yesterday. In keeping with tradition, the all-female race came with a theme - taking its vibe this year from the hit film and musical Wicked. Since 2012, the women and girls' event, organised by Mid-Atlantic Athletic Club and known for its participants' colourful costumes, has raised about $135,000 for the Women's Resource Centre.
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1 week ago |
royalgazette.com | Jonathan Bell
A directive issued by the home affairs minister to the watchdog for the electricity and communications sectors included "many" items already covered in its work, the organisation said yesterday. The Regulatory Authority of Bermuda added that $90 million-worth of energy cost savings for bill payers demonstrated adherence to its mandate of consumer protection.
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1 week ago |
royalgazette.com | Jonathan Bell
One of the island's best-loved institutions is marking its 80th anniversary with a party culminating in a gala tomorrow night as Devonshire Recreation Club looks back to its founding on June 1, 1945. Derek Dechabert, the vice-president of "the Rec", spoke with The Royal Gazette on the eve of the club opening its field for a communal fair last night.
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1 week ago |
royalgazette.com | Jonathan Bell
A modest tax break for mobile phone users became an hour-long partisan clash in the House of Assembly after the Opposition suggested the Government Fees Amendment Regulations 2025 fell short of delivering tangible relief to consumers. Wayne Furbert, the Junior Minister of Finance, opened the discussion shortly after MPs closed weeks of Budget debate by approving the Appropriation Act 2025, containing the estimates of revenue and expenditure for 2025-26.
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1 week ago |
royalgazette.com | Jonathan Bell
Legislators last night agreed to renew a parliamentary committee investigating a serious cyberattack that in September 2023 crippled the Government's IT systems. The move came even as Opposition MPs suggested it would be better, at such a late stage, simply to put professional findings compiled on the attack before the people.
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