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Local artists Kendra L Earls and Dennis Joaquin are to add a splash of colour to Front Street with a mural on the public bathrooms. They are depicting the natural beauty of the Island painted in the style of self-taught French artist Henri Roussaeu....

Information sessions regarding same sex marriage are to be held next week. The Ministry of Community, Culture and Sports has organised the sessions in response to a petition that was presented to the Bermuda Government in May 2015. They will focus o...

Seniors gathered at Victoria Park yesterday afternoon to enjoy the Department of Health’s fifth annual Celebrating Wellness event. This year’s event was themed Healthy Lifestyles, Healthy Ageing. Around 30 organisations were present promoting goods ...

Public schools will benefit from extra advantages if they opt to form parent councils but they will not lose existing rights, according to the acting commissioner of education Dr Freddie Evans. Speaking to The Royal Gazette as the Department of Educ...

Michael Dunkley has welcomed Roman Catholic Bishop-elect Wieslaw M Spiewak and the current Bishop of Hamilton, Robert Kurtz to the Cabinet Office. Bishop Kurtz is retiring and is to be replaced by Father Spiewak next month. Father Spiewak has been t...

Former Digicel Bermuda chief executive Wayne Caines remains bullish despite pulling his hamstring just ten metres into a barefoot race with triathlete Sergio Edness. Mr Caines, former chief of staff to Premier Ewart Brown and a former PLP senator, t...

A young woman who has just returned from “the experience of a lifetime” is encouraging young Bermudians to consider a career at sea. Sherlrina Thomas, 25, spent close to eight months working as a guest services officer aboard Royal Caribbean’s ‘Legen...

Shadow transport minister Lawrence Scott has branded ongoing bus cancellations as “unacceptable” and causing “havoc” to students travelling from school. The Department of Public Transportation announced a raft of 30 cancelled buses for yesterday alo...

An air-traffic control specialist has said she “didn’t know whether to laugh or cry” when receiving a call from Pope Francis. Kay-Ann Chambers-DeShields was on duty when the Pope contacted Bermuda to transmit a prayer for blessings as he flew over th...

Walton Brown, the Shadow Minister for Immigration and External Affairs, said his party is to initiate an Island-wide conversation about the future of Bermuda’s immigration policy. Mr Brown held a public forum at the Allen Temple AME Church, Sandys, ...