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A race relations event being held next Monday is to feature a host of local historians, authors and politicians. The University of Oxford recently acquired a collection of books about the history of race and resistance in Bermuda, and the event is b...

Family, friends, colleagues and members of the sailing fraternity have paid tribute to Reid Kempe, who passed away on Sunday morning surrounded by his wife and children. He was 64. When Reid’s name comes up you may think of a former Olympian and gian...

Potential witnesses were yesterday assured that they will receive protection from Police if they come forward to help catch the killer of 27-year-old Johnathan Darrell. That was the message from the Bermuda Police Service after a press conference in ...

Senator Vic Ball met with eight of the 2015 Summer Employment Programme students to discuss their experiences at a lunch hosted by the Department of Workforce Development. Some 102 Bermudian college and university interns were placed throughout Gov...

Michael Dunkley is in London for meetings with British Cabinet ministers. The Premier is due to have talks with Philip Hammond, the Foreign Secretary; John Whittingdale, the Secretary of State for the Department of Culture Media and Sport; David Gauk...

Three cruise ship passengers on the Norwegian Breakaway have been left stranded in Bermuda after they missed their departure back to New York. The passengers missed the ship from Dockyard and they were put in a taxi by the cruise line’s local agent w...

David Burt, the Shadow Minister of Finance, highlighted several shortcomings in the Bermuda Government’s airport redevelopment project published in the Deloitte Report — including there being no guarantee of value for money. At a town hall meeting at...

An elderly woman is being treated in hospital after seriously fracturing her leg when her car veered off the road and down an embankment. The woman, 80, was travelling west on North Shore Road when she drove off the main road and into the side of the...

Fears have been raised over a lack of value for human life after the Sandys community lost a second young man within a few weeks to a fatal stabbing. Johnathan Darrell, 27, of Fairhaven Lane, was killed in the early hours of Saturday during a mêlée i...

Schools face “utter chaos” at the start of term if an attempt to block teacher transfers succeeds, according to union leader Mike Charles. The Royal Gazette understands the Bermuda Parent Teacher Student Association has filed an injunction to challen...