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Public Works Minister Trevor Moniz has been hit with fresh allegations of “deliberately deceiving the people” over his Ministry’s handling of upgrade work to Heritage Wharf. One construction expert claims Government must have known weeks before May 1...

Bermuda was the final port of call before reaching their ultimate destination for an international crew of students who have spent nine months travelling 20 countries on four continents. SS Sorlandet, built in 1927, is the oldest full-rigged tall shi...

Some of the Island’s biggest philanthropists were recognised for their charitable support at an awards ceremony last night. The Centre on Philanthropy hosted the event, which saw five companies pick up awards for “significant” donations to non-profit...

As runners who took part in yesterday’s May 24 Half Marathon Derby spend this morning nursing aching muscles, Anglican Bishop-elect Nick Dill will be embarking on an equally challenging marathon of his own. Rev Dill will visit every parish church acr...

Details of a major facelift for Bermuda’s oldest hotel have been unveiled by the new owners of the Fairmont Hamilton Princess. And the Green family has also announced that it will be pumping more funds into the revamp than first planned, increasing i...

The head of a consultancy firm that conducted a review of Bermuda’s health system has defended his company’s final report, claiming that its findings could help save the Island $200 million in medical costs. And Howard Associates managing director J...

A controversial company set up by the Bermuda Hospitals Board is to be scrapped, health chiefs have confirmed. Healthcare Partners Ltd was formed in 2008 to go into business with private partners as a subsidiary of BHB. But the scheme soon came under...

The Bermuda National Gallery is to open a new exhibition centre in St George next month, The Royal Gazette can reveal. And the development has been applauded by east end officials who say a prestigious art gallery will help establish the town as a ma...

A $175,000 review of the Island’s hospitals has been branded a complete waste of money by health watchdogs. And the Bermuda Health Advocacy Group has accused hospital bosses of trying to sweep previous controversial decisions and practices under the ...

A Pembroke man was shot in the buttock after stepping out from a party to urinate, a Supreme Court jury has heard. The victim, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, gave evidence on the opening day of the trial of four men charged with a catalo...