The Committee of 25 for Handicapped Children has lost its charitable status.
However, in a letter to members, the committee’s board chairman Nicola O’Leary said the organisation intended to appeal the...
A long-serving canine cop commended by police as “hard working and diligent” has retired to the care of a local family.
An honour guard of dogs joined police and Customs officers yesterday to pay resp...
Swimmers will brave the open ocean, with an eye out for cruise ships and other hazards, when this weekend’s North Rock Challenge sends them far offshore for charity.
Organisers for the gruelling swim ...
Members of the Bermuda Regiment will join police officers in patrolling the match and other celebrations over next week’s Cup Match holiday.
There will also be extra vigilance on the water as part of ...
Progressive Labour Party leader Marc Bean believes that homosexuality is a choice, and that the purpose of gay marriage is to turn “civilisation upside down”.
Speaking on television last night, Mr Bea...
A single mother left without child support by her ex-husband has been left questioning where to turn.
Ms X, whose identity can’t be revealed for legal reasons, told The Royal Gazette she’s owed thousa...
The needs of Bermuda’s war veteran population are growing more urgent as veterans, along with their widows, pass the 90-year age mark.
The Bermuda Legion, already recruiting volunteers for Remembrance...
SAGE Commission Chairman Brian Duperreault’s speeches didn’t divulge secret information, the group has declared.
Nor are its communications subject to review by the Government.
The group affirmed its ...
Controversial legislation allowing conditions to be added to Government assistance was approved yesterday in the Upper House.
The Financial Assistance Amendment Act, 2013, and Child Day Care Allowance...
A hit and run has left a woman motorist in fear of the road — but grateful for “the care and compassion of others”, who tended to her at the scene.
The scooter rider is recovering from a broken and di...
