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A former cancer patient celebrating five years in the clear is to brave the waters off Bermuda for a charity swim. Nina London, a columnist for The Royal Gazette, is staging the event to raise funds for cancer charity Pals. She plans to start her 2k...

The need to tackle climate change was a priority in a group statement that closed the Overseas Territories Joint Ministerial Council meetings in the UK. The British government welcomed the territories’ desire to be covered by the Paris Agreement, de...

A traditional Christmas motorcade organised by a supermarket will be held this year, despite Covid-19 restrictions. The MarketPlace Christmas Parade will start on December 5 from 5pm, after the success of last year’s motorcade format, designed to sta...

Regulations for indoor dining and large group gatherings were last night relaxed as the number of Covid-19 continued to fall. The SafeKey pass was required for indoor activities such as dining over the latest outbreak. It was also mandatory for all...

A row over the colour of a schoolboy’s hair should have been dealt with by the Parent Teacher Association, the education minister said yesterday. Diallo Rabain added that the pupil involved had not been expelled from the Whitney Institute Middle Sch...

Senators sparred over infrastructure projects and the replacement of the Tynes Bay Incinerator during the Reply to the Throne Speech debate in the Upper House today. Owen Darrell, the Junior Minister of Public Works, attacked the One Bermuda Alliance...

The island’s hoteliers have backed Government predictions or a return to pre-pandemic tourism levels by 2023-24. Stephen Todd, the head of the Bermuda Hotel Association, said the estimate was “a reasonable expectation which the BHA doesn’t disagree w...

As road works continue along Harbour Road in Paget, the Ministry of Public Works advised of a road closure to help with morning traffic flow. Stowe Hill will be closed, with access allowed for residents. To reduce congestion on Middle Road, a spokesm...

The National Museum of Bermuda has expanded its stock of gifts in time for Christmas shoppers. Additions include reproductions of historic maps, such as the first hydrographic survey of Bermuda by Royal Navy Commander Thomas Hurd and prints, includin...

Seniors and schoolchildren were the recipients of donations totalling $140,000 at the closing ceremony for the 34th annual AXA End-to-End. Despite an early downpour and a mere 2½ weeks to pull the event together on October 23, the gathering at the Ha...