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Home-grown singing star Heather Nova will perform with other island acts at the Bermuda Festival next year. Ms Nova will join vocalists Sheila Smith and Gita Blakeney-Saltus for the event, which starts in January. Broadway star Rebecca Faulkenberry, ...

The first Bermuda conference on traumatic childhood experiences will start today. International speakers will discuss trauma passed down through families, racial trauma and the effects of trauma on the community. Several island speakers and a TEDx sp...

Designer and brand name clothing and accessories will be up for grabs at a fundraising sale. The Closet Cleanse for a Cause event, which is raising cash for Bermuda Masterworks and Hope Academy, will feature gently used items donated by the community...

Spring scholarships worth up to $5,000 are available from Devonshire Parish Council. Students must be accepted or enrolled at an approved college, including Bermuda College, or university to qualify for the assistance with their undergraduate and gra...

Hamilton Princess & Beach Club was named seventh best resort in the Bahamas, Bermuda, and Turks and Caicos in the Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards 2018. The hotel ranked the best Bermudian resort, with five others making the top 25: The Ree...

The police service pitched in to help clean up trash around the island at the weekend. Police officers and staff, including Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley, collected rubbish at several spots, including Parsons Road in Pembroke, Ducks Puddl...

A former Berkeley Institute pupil has been Called to the Bar as a lawyer for Conyers Dill and Pearman. Elizabeth Blankendal, 24, recently completed a year of pupillage at the firm and is now a qualified associate in its corporate department. She was ...

The St George’s Dental Clinic was officially reopened yesterday. The clinic on Old Military Road provides services to children, seniors and “priority groups” including prisoners and uninsured clients. It has been renovated and now has a full-time den...

All post offices will close for a general staff meeting tomorrow at 1pm. The Bermuda Government advised no postal services will be provided after that time. Regular hours of operation will resume on Wednesday.

A member of the public looking to provide police with information has reported a roadblock. The Royal Gazette was alerted last night that the Crime Stoppers telephone line was not in service. The information came from a woman who said she had unsuc...