Education no longer has a dedicated permanent secretary in government following the departure last month of Warren Jones.
Civil servant Mr Jones stepped down from the post after three years to take up...
Tenants of a condominium complex in Sandys who have failed to pay their condo fees have been told to cough up the money — or consider selling their homes.
A warning e-mail, seen by The Royal Gazette, ...
The Department of Environmental Protection has issued guidelines to the public on how to correctly identify black and brown widow spiders.
In the latest edition of the Department’s Envirotalk newslett...
A six-month-old puppy who was seized by dog wardens on Friday is to be flown off the Island by its owners to ensure it isn’t put down.
Owner Kim Mello posted a message on Facebook, accompanied by a ph...
A newly formed pressure group is to lobby Government to reconsider its decision to axe a promised referendum on gaming.
The campaigners will launch a petition tomorrow morning and hope to gather at le...
Severe winter weather caused travel chaos over the weekend, affecting many Bermudians trying to get home from the US after the holidays.
Shawnette Somner, 51, told The Royal Gazette how her US Airways...
Two dentists have had their “extraordinary” and lengthy legal battles with the Bermuda Dental Board highlighted in an international report — and it doesn’t cast the Island in a favourable light, accor...
Six needy families received help with their electricity bills this Christmas thanks to the efforts of youngsters who took part in a charity car wash.
The Bermuda Boys’ Brigade, along with the Church G...
An 84-year-old man was struck in the face by intruders who broke into his Southampton home.
Police said the incident happened on Leacraft Hill Road at about 6.20pm yesterday.
A spokesman said: “It app...
A pre-school breakfast scheme which was in danger of folding has been saved thanks to the Coalition for the Protection of Children.
The charity has stepped in with sponsorship to ensure the programme,...
