Rats will always be with us, but enough is enough for one Crawl resident: “They’re not even afraid when you see them,” the woman told The Royal Gazette, of the rodents around Sleepy Hollow Drive.
Char...
A spectacular picture of a curious longtail came about by “sheer luck”, according to Natalie Dyrli, who photographed the bird over the weekend.
Ms Dyrli was enjoying Saturday’s fine weather on the bea...
East End residents were warned to expect bus delays yesterday morning after ten vehicles had to be taken off the roads due to damage in thefts at the St George’s depot.
Police announced yesterday that...
A new generation of young Bermudians will get qualified as tour guides for the island’s historic forts as part of a Mirrors Programme initiative.
The Mirrors team started over the weekend with restora...
Opposition Leader David Burt visited New York this week for a series of meetings aimed at boosting investment in Bermuda.
Mr Burt shared the Progressive Labour Party’s Vision 2025 plans at a lunch wit...
Planning a career from high school is seldom easy. With that in mind, The Royal Gazette joined a host of other businesses yesterday at CedarBridge Academy to help out.
The school’s vocational career f...
The Department of Parks moves tomorrow to a new location on the ground floor of Global House, Hamilton.
The office will have limited administrative services on Friday and Monday as its team consolidat...
The Bermuda Industrial Union is expected to show strong support for the first protesters summoned to Magistrates’ Court today.
Last night, BIU members settled in for a lengthy debate about the issue a...
Bermudian lawyer Jonathan White’s Call to the Bar ceremony perpetuated a family legacy going back to his ancestor Anthony White, who served as the island’s chief justice from 1706 to 1708.
The new att...
Government healthcare premiums are set for a modest drop for “the first time in many years”, health minister Jeanne Atherden has announced.
Opening Public Health Week yesterday, Ms Atherden said that ...
