A long wait has ended for East End residents, as the St George’s Police Station reopened for business following years of refurbishment.
The Old Town had officers back in the station on Wednesday, acco...
This year marks the last for Bermuda’s old-style horizontal-print bank notes, which cease to be legal tender come January 1, 2014.
Starting June 30, the vertical note series introduced in 2009 is to r...
An urgent meeting of parents and teachers for West Pembroke Primary was last night called in response to a teacher transfer.
The move was described by one parent as unpopular and “disrupting continuit...
Warwick Academy has celebrated its biggest graduating class.
Out of 60 International Baccalaureate students, 57 are heading on to higher education, with the remaining three going into the workforce.
T...
London QC Jerome Lynch has been considered as a possible Solicitor General for the Island — but “at the moment it is just a remote idea, no more”, Mr Lynch said.
A defence lawyer at the UK office Char...
Government has agreed to pay out on $15 million worth of rejected health insurance claims after receiving a wave of calls from panicked seniors.
Health Minister Pat Gordon-Pamplin told The Royal Gazet...
Hospital officials seeking to head off soaring health costs report “mixed success” in getting long-term elderly patients taken home — often because their families can’t afford to look after them.
“The...
One of Bermuda’s pioneering aviators, and the last remaining local mechanic for the “flying boats”, has died at the age of 88.
Second World War veteran Arthur Colin Plant passed away at the Somerset h...
Bermudian songbird Bailey Outerbridge got a “once in a lifetime” show when she opened for the Beach Boys over the weekend.
And proud parents Andrew and Phoebe Outerbridge said the rock ‘n’ roll legend...
A man who fled the Island ten years ago after being charged with dealing crack cocaine has been deported from the US and brought before Magistrates’ Court.
Roger Wainwright, 53, originally of Southamp...
