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Imagine a career that could place you in one of the top earning brackets and that can be learned from the comfort of your home in a matter of months at practically no cost. It may sound too good to be true but a young team of coders and programmers ...

There were three more road traffic fatalities recorded for the 12 months to November compared with the previous cycle, according to Bermuda Police Service statistics. The statistics, taken from November 2013 to November 2014, do not include the Decem...

A Progressive Labour Party MP has commended the non-profit organisation Code441 for staging what is believed to be the first “Hackathon” on the Island. Rolfe Commissiong, the Shadow Minister for Human Affairs, praised the group for the event whose ai...

Local musician Mike Hind is on a roll — he is not only planning the launch of a six-album CD series, but is also anticipating the launch of his limited edition ukulele design at a big trade show next month. The album series will take listeners on a j...

Internet service providers are working to address internet outages that are affecting credit card transactions and ATM machines on one of the busiest shopping days of the year. The main disruptions appear to be with Logic and Northrock while Fortknox...

Being able to live peacefully, care for our neighbours and forgive our enemies are among the Christmas wishes of our politicians and other public figures this year. One Bermuda Alliance MP Leah Scott told The Royal Gazette: “My first Christmas wish i...

Pembroke East Central constituents are feeling the benefits of the season of giving after receiving free Christmas hampers courtesy of their Member of Parliament, Michael Weeks. Some 100 hampers were distributed to Constituency 16 residents as part o...

Bermuda saxophonist Deric Dyer has described the death of world-famous rock singer Joe Cocker as like losing a brother. Dyer, who was brought up in Bermuda, has been touring on and off with Cocker since the early 1970s, and the pair enjoyed a close ...

A secret Santa has generously picked up the bill for several shoppers struggling to pay off goods bought for the festive season. The Santa, who wishes to remain anonymous, paid a “substantial amount” to cover the numerous layaway orders made at the P...

Bermuda Tourism Authority has launched a multi-platform marketing campaign in partnership with British Airways and the UK broadsheet newspaper The Telegraph. The Proper Fun campaign targets ‘experience seekers’ defined by the authority as energetic, ...