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A new beach restaurant is to open in the East End next month after two years of delays. Details have yet to be revealed, but JAS, the hospitality company that will run the Clearwater Beach attraction in St David’s, said it was optimistic that it woul...

A teenager was stabbed in the chest in an attack in St. George’s on Monday afternoon. The victim, 15, needed treatment at the Lamb Foggo clinic, but his wound was described as non-life threatening. The attack took place in broad daylight near the ju...

A flagship arbitration centre has been shelved because of a lack of cash – even though it was supposed to be built “at no cost to government”, The Royal Gazette can reveal. A spokesman for the public works ministry said: “The Ministry of Public Works...

The Budget will put the Government on track for a current account surplus of $50 million by 2026, the Premier promised. Mr Burt, also the finance minister, said that Government had at first planned to limit current account expenditure for the next ye...

Reduced electricity bills could be in the pipeline if government revenue and expenditure pan out as predicted this year. The pledge was one of several relief measures promised by David Burt, the Premier and finance minister, during yesterday’s Budget...

Ukrainians in Bermuda protested against the Russian invasion of their country and appealed for donations to the Ukraine Red Cross

A charity that supports people with autism and other behavioural disabilities is looking for a new home. Last year Tomorrow’s Voices, which is currently based in Happy Valley Road, expanded its services to help adults as well as children. But the inc...

The Opposition One Bermuda Alliance is backing the Government’s plans to tackle domestic violence. Last week, Tinée Furbert, the Minister of Social Development and Seniors, said that a gender affairs office was being planned to examine the issues of ...

Businesses in ailing St George feel “abandoned” by the authorities as they struggle to reinvigorate the Unesco World Heritage Site

Training programmes for learner motorbike riders are to be revamped in an effort to cut the number of accidents on the roads. But Lawrence Scott, the Minister of Transport, warned that “a cultural change” in attitudes to road safety was needed — and ...