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A 46-year-old Bermudian told The Royal Gazette how he risked losing his dream property because of the new law.
The man — married to a non-Bermudian for nine years and nine months — has been ...
Foreign soil will not be imported into Bermuda for the Island’s flagship cricket venue until MPs have had a chance to debate new regulations in the autumn, the Senate heard yesterday.
Attorney General...
Teachers and other education workers threatened Government with industrial action yesterday if they continue to be left out of plans for reform in public schools.
The warning shot was fired at a press...
East End residents left without power after a cable was damaged by Belco workers are calling for compensation.
Almost 3,000 homes suffered a power cut from about 1.30 p.m. on Monday. Power was restore...
A motorcyclist was rushed to hospital after his bike collided with a Works and Engineering truck yesterday morning.
The 38-year-old Southampton man was put onto a stretcher by ambulance crew after the...
Divers helped drag up tons of trash from the sea during a clean-up in Sandys on Saturday.
Keeping Bermuda Beautiful recruited Bermuda Sub-Aqua Club to help clear the water outside Messina House campin...
Almost 3,000 homes in the East End were without power for at least ten hours yesterday after a high voltage cable was damaged by Belco workers.
The electricity supplier said in a statement that one of...
A driver whose car collided with parked motorcycles in Hamilton yesterday lunchtime was uninjured.
The accident happened near the junction of Point Pleasant Road and Front Street just before 1 p.m.
A ...
A head-on crash between two cars left two people with minor injuries yesterday afternoon.
The vehicles collided on Middle Road in Warwick, near Belmont Hills Golf Club, at about 1.30 p.m.
Police said ...
An ex-patriate hotel director accused of sending a racially-charged email will leave the Island voluntarily next week, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
John O’Brien, executive director of Ariel Sands Res...
