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Ever since he was a young boy, Kidane Callender has loved the outdoors so a career in horticulture seemed like the perfect fit. Kidane, 19, was recently named as one of four recipients of the Garden Club of Bermuda’s scholarships. The CedarBridge Ac...

Next year will paint a different picture when it comes to construction, Finance Minister Bob Richards said after revealing industry spend was down almost 19 per cent on the first quarter of last year. Mr Richards yesterday released the first quarter...

The few remaining timbers of Bermuda’s founding ship the Sea Venture are to be restored this weekend. A new dive division of the Bermuda Regiment, led by Sergeant Major James Self, will be directed by Phillipe Max Rouja, the Department of Conservati...

New safety measures for the bus service are being put in place after an investigation found that a faulty braking system caused an unmanned vehicle to roll backwards into a shop window. A woman suffered minor injuries in the accident on June 17, whe...

Bermuda’s myths and legends are being brought vividly to life thanks to a creative collaboration by Rockfire Productions. The group’s founder, Adrian Kawaley-Lathan, has launched a multimedia marketing campaign called the Treasures of the Triangle t...

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...