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The Ministry of Education has extended the deadline for its scholarship applications until April 26 because of Covid-19. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, said: "It is of paramount importance that our students can succeed in following their d...

Regiment soldiers stationed at vehicle check points have commended the public for largely remaining compliant with Covid-19 regulations. The Royal Gazette stationed with a group of soldiers at East Broadway on Saturday to observe the operation. T...

Licensed farmers and fishermen were back out selling their produce by the roadside over the weekend after Covid-19 restrictions were relaxed. At a press conference on Friday, the Government announced changes to Covid-19 regulations that allowed...

Some people are taking a bus ride for a break from Covid restrictions, according to a social media post from the Commissioner of Police. Stephen Corbishely wrote on his Facebook page: “Got a tip that a current shelter in place ‘fad’ is to take a rid...

A young Bermuda Tourism Authority employee has earned an international leadership accolade for professionals under 30. Leonard Williams, the BTA’s experience satisfaction coordinator, was named as of one of ’Destination International 2021 30 Under 30...

The aircraft used to transport American Vice President Kamala Harris took a pit stop in Bermuda today while on its way to the British Virgin Islands. Only the crew were aboard Air Force Two which stopped for technical support and fuel which formed ...

The president of the Bermuda Industrial Union last night launched a stinging attack on the Government accusing it of double standards and calling on the PLP backbench MPs to “remember that their obligation is first and foremost to the people who elec...

Free face masks are to be given to the homeless in a joint initiative by the City of Hamilton and the Department of Health. Meanwhile, the City said it has hired a private company to conduct an assessment of homelessness in Bermuda while government i...

A roadside stall selling farm produce was closed by police yesterday because it breached Covid-19 regulations. But Roland Hill, of J & J Produce, whose staff were selling the produce at Astwood Park, Warwick, said he didn’t realise he was breaking t...

More than 2,000 people have now tested positive for Covid since reported numbers began, the Health Minister said last night. The “ominous” milestone came as Government said 37 new cases were reported out of 1,528 test results received - a test posit...