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A free yoga therapy programme designed to benefit Bermuda’s seniors is being launched. The four-month, one-on-one programme aims to demonstrate how yoga and yoga therapy counselling can help with some common health issues that affect our ageing popu...

A 50-year-old man has been given a six-month prison sentence for prowling and repeatedly entering Little Pomander Guest House without lawful excuse. Carlos Astwood, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to three counts of entering the premises at 16 Poma...

Film-maker Andrew Stevenson is to record some of the America’s Cup action using his high-speed drone. The footage will provide a bird’s-eye view of the catamarans in the water. He shared aerial footage of entrants coursing through Bermuda’s waters du...

The three Government-funded dental clinics that subsidise services for children, seniors, prisoners and those with special needs has stopped taking on new patients amid staffing shortages. The Hamilton Health Centre told The Royal Gazette that its s...

The University of Oxford has acquired a collection of books about the history of race and resistance in Bermuda, with an event being organised to celebrate the exchange. Five Bermudian authors will give readings from selected books from the newly ac...

The Garden Club of Bermuda has announced four new recipients for its 2015 scholarship. They are Kidane Callender, Hutson Carter II, Jayson Jackson and Anna Terceira. Three of the awardees, Mr Callender, Mr Carter II and Ms Terceira were previous winn...

St George’s North MP Kenneth Bascome is accusing the Bermuda Land Development Company of dragging its heels over developing Marginal Wharf — and warns that if work does not begin soon, America’s Cup visitors will face an “eyesore”. The quango’s plan...

Was it a simple human error that anyone could make? Or the action of an incompetent Speaker who must be replaced? Sarah Lagan spoke with analysts on all sides of the political spectrum to get their views on the unprecedented attempt to censure Randy ...

Usually when anger strikes you see red but when Premier Michael Dunkley entered his office yesterday morning to find he had been duped, all he could see was blue and blue. Mischievous colleagues from the Cabinet Office, he suspects, had decked out t...

Health bosses are exploring ways to tackle crippling healthcare bills as a new study shows Bermuda costs twice as much as other islands. The Island’s healthcare figure of more than $10,000 per capita per year dwarfs that of all other 14 islands, incl...