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The buy-up of two medical practices by an insurance firm has been branded a “huge conflict” by the chairman of a healthcare pressure group. Mark Selley, the chairman of the Bermuda Healthcare Advisory Group, said that little information had been made...

A virtual therapy programme for young people set up in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis could become a permanent fixture, its creators have said. Solstice, a psychological and psychiatric treatment centre, developed the Zoom-based Connect Virtual prog...

No new cases of Covid-19 were reported today. A total of 498 test results were received by the Ministry of Health and all were negative. Bermuda has 150 total confirmed positive cases — four are active under active public health monitoring. None are...

Middle school pupils will grow and sell vegetables as part of a new indoor farming project. Sandys Secondary Middle School has introduced an aquaponics programme — a combination of fish and plant production using aquaculture and hydroponics — to its ...

The owner of a house suffered minor burns tonight after a fire broke out at their home. Firefighters tackled the blaze at the house, on Derwent Lane, Devonshire, at about 6.20pm. They found smoke and flames coming from one side of the single storey h...

A girl’s journey finding peace after suffering childhood abuse is the subject of a new book by a Bermudian author. Her Seventh Summer by Chanika Jones is based on true events and is due for release on July 31. Ms Jones told The Royal Gazette: “This...

A major oil shipping company has donated $10,000 to support community organisations over the Covid-19 pandemic. The donations from Teekay Bermuda Funds went to three organisations. The Centre Against Abuse got $5,000 and Age Concern and the Bermuda ...

Police today reminded the public about limits on the size of public gatherings after reports of events that attracted crowds of more than the permitted 50 people. Assistant Commissioner of Police Martin Weekes said: “We have now entered Phase 4 of th...

Changes to the social studies curriculum in public schools were designed to make sure it was “grounded in a Bermudian context”, the education minister told the House of Assembly. Diallo Rabain highlighted work to focus on black history in schools. “I...

A meeting with hotel employees and employers to discuss the future of industry in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis is to be held, the labour minister announced. Jason Hayward said the meeting would be the first for the national tripartite social dialo...