The British judge who ruled on the death of Princess Diana has joined the Court of Appeal of Bermuda as a Justice of Appeal. Sir Scott Baker was sworn in yesterday by Governor Sir Richard Gozney at a ...
The driveway connecting Point Finger Road to the Botanical Gardens will be closed as construction of the new hospital building continues.
A new sidewalk had been built to connect Point Finger Road to ...
A magic performance that has drawn criticism in recent weeks drew hundreds of customers over the weekend.
More than 200 people last night enjoyed the Magic of Rick Thomas, featuring jokes, dancing, ma...
Hamilton has been visited by Norwegian Tall Ship Sorlandet as part of an educational trip.
The 57m (187ft) ship is visiting the Island as part of the Class Afloat programme, carrying 45 students per s...
A teenage student pleaded guilty to stealing a motorcycle and leading police on a chase through Hamilton.
Marcus Tucker, 16, from Pembroke, pleaded guilty to taking a vehicle without consent, driving ...
The Department of Planning will be closed to the public next Friday as it moves to its new location.
The Department offices, which are located in the Government Administration Building, are moving to ...
The Bermuda Society of Arts will continue to run normally, despite not receiving a Government grant.
Gallery Director Julie Hastings-Smith said the $30,000 grant, which was cut from the 2011/12 Budget...
A homeless man was sentenced to one month in prison after he admitted stealing lights from an unlocked basement.
Stephen Mills, 49, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday to burglary.
Crown...
Historian George Cook says the wreck of the Sea Venture in Bermuda was the turning point in the English colonisation of America.
Previous efforts by the English to colonise North America were disastro...
A letter calling for sports utility vehicles (SUVs) to be banned from the Island sparked debate on the safety of larger vehicles on Bermuda's roads.
The letter to the editor of The Royal Gazette argue...
