Log In

A charity helping poor families around the world is to raise funds with a walk tomorrow. Answering the Cry of the Poor International Bermuda wants to collect cash for its international shelter and child sponsorship programmes. The charity is dedicat...

The Premier and his deputy were in Washington DC yesterday for talks with members of the US Congress. David Burt, also Minister of Finance, and Walter Roban will discuss energy, finance, economics and air service development in a series of meetings. ...

The Department of Corrections welcomed 21 new Corrections Officers to its ranks at a Passing Out Parade. National security minister Wayne Caines joined fellow officers, family and friends at the Westgate Correctional Facility yesterday to celebrate t...

Saltus Grammar School held a memorial service yesterday for the 3,000 people who died in the terrorist attack on New York’s World Trade Centre in 2001. The Saltus memorial also remembered two former pupils who lost their lives, Bermudian Boyd Gatton ...

There were smiles, hugs and the occasional frown as children went back to school yesterday. Public schools across the island reopened their doors after the long summer break, with teachers and pupils ready to embrace the new term. The Royal Gazette v...

A motorcyclist remained in the Intensive Care Unit today after a crash in Hamilton Parish last night. The 40-year-old St George’s man was hurt in a collision with two cars on North Shore Road, near the junction with Commonland Point Road, at about 9....

A Bermudian has been recognised as one of the legal world’s leading figures. Juliana Snelling, of Canterbury Law Limited, has been included in the Who’s Who Legal Labour and Employment 2018 publication. According to the publication, Ms Snelling “st...

Florence has regained hurricane strength this morning, but Bermuda should be spared severe winds. Florence is labelled a potential threat to the island because its centre is expected to pass within 460 miles in the next 72 hours. The Bermuda Weather ...

David Burt has released a statement addressing a video posted by Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, in which he asked a young woman server in a London restaurant for “titty milk”. The statement, released shortly before 7pm, reads as fol...

Internationally renowned cappella group the Princeton Tigertones sang for their meals at the Orange Bay Company. The Tigertones put in a performance while people shopped at the Hamilton store, with listeners making donations towards the Salvation Arm...