As nations around the world commemorate today as the International Day of Non-Violence, Shadow Education Minister Lovitta Foggo has commended an initiative by the University of the West Indies (UWI) t...
The Opposition Progressive Labour Party will no longer boycott the House of Assembly in the upcoming parliamentary session, a party source has told The Royal Gazette.
The Opposition walkout came near ...
Teen musicians Gabriel Jones and Liam Peniston are a double act for the Menuhin Foundation’s scholarship programme: Gabriel came first last year with Liam as the runner-up — and this year the duo swit...
A prominent local cricketer and others in the local cricketing fraternity were targeted in Saturday’s pursuit of a car by gunmen on a motorcycle.
The incident, which culminated with shots being fired ...
A remorseful would-be restaurateur has been jailed for eight months after being caught attempting to smuggle a pound and a half of cannabis into the Island.
Joshua Stovell, 30, a dual citizen of the U...
A repeat thief who launched a threatening tirade at activist Stuart Hayward when he was caught stealing fruit from a garden has been jailed pending addiction treatment.
Lamel Steede, 41, of Fairhaven ...
Figures from centuries ago will be resurrected in St George’s for a night of Halloween entertainment, offbeat education and fundraising for the Old Town.
“Haunted History”, hosted by the St George’s F...
A by-election date for the Sandys South constituency has been set for November 18, Government House announced this morning.
October 28 has been designated nomination day for Constituency 33, in the af...
Taking a chance this summer has paid off for CedarBridge student Jorae Talbot, whose enthusiasm at the Bermuda National Trust has been channelled into a new range of museum displays highlighting Bermu...
An unprecedented chase by gunmen that ended with a car crashing into the entrance of the Fairmont Southampton Hotel has brought an appeal for information from Premier and National Security Minister Mi...
