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A programme aimed at helping seniors pay electricity bills has seen rising demand since its inception — but the community has also boosted its support for the initiative. Executive director of Age Concern Claudette Fleming said the group launched the...

Bermuda Police Service has donated more than $16,000 to the Bermuda Hospital Charitable Trust to help fund the new hospital project. The service raised a total of $16,764.86 through a series of events, including Denim Days, car parking at Police Fiel...

A former officer of the Spirit of Bermuda has been named the 2013 Sail Training Captain of the Year at the International Sail Training Conference in Denmark. Captain Sarah Robinson, who served as First Officer for the Spirit of Bermuda between 2006 a...

Firefighters battled a brush fire near Trinity Church Road in Hamilton Parish for almost an hour on Wednesday afternoon. Fire Service spokesman Lt Leonard Davis said a total of ten firefighters battled to contain blaze. Sergeant Caleb Zuill said: “Th...

Premier Craig Cannonier called for an end of “political rancour” as the Government works to aide the Island’s economic recovery. However Opposition Leader Marc Bean said it was the Government who had initiated the recent controversy by secretly recor...

Plans to erect a six-storey residential building on the site of the historic ‘Queen of the East’ have been rejected. Despite several redesigns, Planning officials have continued to express concerns about the design of the building and insufficient in...

Activist Jonathan Starling has delayed plans to deliver a petition calling for a Gaming Referendum in an effort to gather more signatures — and verify the thousands already collected. Speaking outside of the House of Assembly, Mr Starling said he wan...

Government has granted a 15-year exclusive contract to develop Bermuda’s satellite slot, according to Economic Development Minister Grant Gibbons. Giving an update on the contract, Dr Gibbons said BermudaSat-1 commenced operations on April 13, 2013 —...

The Department of Civil Aviation has warned the media it is illegal to use a remote-controlled helicopter to capture aerial photographs. The warning follows The Royal Gazette’s front page picture on Wednesday taken above the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, cu...

Bermudian accountant Antoinette Francis Bolden has been fined by the Institute of Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario as a result of a conviction in Bermuda’s courts. Mrs Bolden and her husband David, were convicted in 2011 of misleading th...