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A Paget teenager who admitted possessing cannabis and cannabis resin was yesterday given a second chance by a judge. Rory Stevens-Astwood, who admitted having more than 15 grams of cannabis and 0.51g of cannabis resin on January 1 at an earlier Magi...

Conversations about independence are “counterproductive at this time”, according to David Burt. The Premier insisted the Progressive Labour Party is not discussing a potential attempt to break ties with Britain, and is focusing instead on local issue...

Bermuda Healthcare Services and Brown-Darrell Clinic will be hosting its quarterly “Docs for Dinner” event at Café Lido tomorrow. The guest speaker is Jay Alexander Graham, an abdominal transplant surgeon in the Bronx at Montefiore Medical Centre, wh...

The Bermuda Land Development Company helped out at Clearwater Middle School as part of the public school Work Rallies cleanup effort. CEO Francis Mussenden said in a statement: “This is a wonderful way to bring our community together for a worthy cau...

Governor John Rankin has delivered the Progressive Labour Party’s first Throne Speech in nearly five years. Below is The Royal Gazette’s blow-by-blow account of today’s proceedings. For our full story, visit http://www.royalgazette.com/politics/artic...

Bermuda High School for Girls students scored 40 per cent A* or A grades in their GCSE and IGCSE results for 2016-17. That figure compares with the 24 per cent achieved by girls in Britain, according to a press release from the school, which stated: ...

Dozens of backpacks filled with school supplies have been donated to students ahead of the start of the school year. The Pembroke Rotary Club donated 60 bags to the Foster Care Section of the Department of Family Services. Jason Taylor, president o...

Bermuda College today welcomed students for the new school year. Staff and students celebrated the new academic session at the annual Convocation ceremony. College president Duranda Greene said the focus of the new academic year remained “students ...

Two university students have been awarded $5,000 by the Hamilton Parish Council scholarship committee. The awards went to Candice Albouy, who is pursuing a degree in social work at Clark Atlanta University in Georgia, and Andeasha Busby, who is stud...

Three students in need of financial assistance have received bursaries from the Continental Society of Bermuda. Markia Peterson-Williamson, Nia Dailey and M’Dory Woods have won awards of $4,000, $1,500 and $1,000 respectively. Organisers said extra f...