Flood-prone Pembroke businesses are counting the cost after a persistent backlog of dirty water once again drowned a section of Cemetery Lane.
“It’s never been this bad,” said Jennifer McCarron, of An...
Vanosdelle “Van” Swan Sr, one of the island’s pioneering welders who took part in the construction of some of Hamilton’s greatest buildings, has died at the age of 90.
With his late brother Arnold, M...
A debate on the merits of a technical education in combating social problems has been “amazingly“ well received.
A packed audience greeted the forum of Bermuda Technical Institute graduates speaking o...
Plans by Belco to adjust its rates for customers who install solar power are to be reviewed.
The utility company made its request to the Energy Commission on August 15 to change its rates for resident...
Young tennis talent Daniel Phillips has been given a generous boost for his quest to further his sports career after a $5,000 donation from the Bermuda Marathon Derby.
Eleven-year-old Daniel, the isla...
Tenants due to be evicted today by the Bermuda Housing Corporation for unpaid rent have been given a last-minute reprieve.
Locks were due to be changed today at the Gulfstream transitional living comp...
Police have confirmed that a 23-year-old man suffered an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound yesterday afternoon in the area of Fentons Drive, Pembroke.
The Pembroke man reported to King Edward VII ...
Philip Guishard, a leader in Bermudian sports and the secretary general of the Bermuda Olympic Association, has died at the age of 74.
Judy Simons, president of the association, hailed him as “an amaz...
Graduates of the Bermuda Technical Institute, fondly recalled by many as ‘the Tech’, are to hold a forum tomorrow with guest speakers on job-related problems.
It comes as alumni, concerned at unemploy...
After a rough few months for Bermuda’s political parties, The Royal Gazette spoke to observers who assessed the state of play as the clock ticks towards the next General Election.
Plagued by infighti...
