Last month’s heated protests over immigration have left lingering discomfort along racial lines, according to the group Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda.
Lynne Winfield, president of Curb, spoke t...
Three teens have teamed up for a day of community service, bringing families and friends together in the name of better health.
Yusef Bushara, Jordan Etemadi and Morgan Kempe initially planned their s...
Organisers of the new “Ag Show” were ecstatic at the turnout for day two, with the grounds at the Botanical Gardens packed to capacity for the revived event.
While it has evolved from the Agricultural...
A policy restricting cruise visitors solely to one-day bus passes out of Dockyard has been poorly received, according to industry sources who describe the new scheme as unworkable.
With the cruise shi...
The return of the Agricultural Show is an occasion for Bryan Parkin to look back on the heyday of the annual fixture.
While there’s still plenty to see at the three-day exhibit, opening today, Mr Park...
A new transport policy for Dockyard, aimed at levelling the playing field for the private sector, will shortly be put to the test with the arrival of the Norwegian Breakaway.
The policy limits public ...
A Bermuda-made song celebrating children makes its debut on local airwaves today.
The Promise, featuring a duet between cousins Gita Blakeney and Preston Swan, proclaims the sanctity of childhood and ...
Membership has been announced for a ten-person team looking into amendments to the Pathways to Status Bill, with insurance CEO William Madeiros appointed chairman.
Hailed last night in a government st...
The next hearing of the Public Accounts Committee on the Government’s proposed airport development has been announced for Thursday.
Composed of Members of Parliament from either side of the political ...
Commissioners grappled at length with the controversial decision to grant charity status to Preserve Marriage on a one-year probationary basis, The Royal Gazette has learnt.
The group, which opposes s...
