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A charity is targeting a bigger space next year to help boost its services to the community. Gina Spence, founder and chief executive of Gina Spence Productions, said that the organisation could not offer large group therapy sessions from its Paget l...

Reinsurance firm Ariel Re has donated almost $100,000 to charity in Bermuda and London during the past year. The good causes helped included partnering with Fiona Dill to provide Christmas vouchers for Bermudian families in need; matching employee do...

Christmas cheer brightened a rainy evening at The Royal Gazette with the winners announced for the 2022 Stanley Ratteray Memorial Christmas Short Story Contest. Bill Zuill, the head of digital, presented the awards to assembled writers young and adul...

A story headlined “ResQwest has penalty fee for early contract termination” on the royalgazette.com and “ResQwest paid penalty fee” in the print edition yesterday incorrectly stated that Government had paid a penalty fee to the company after cancelli...

A financial services specialist has been appointed as the chairman of the board for senior citizens advocacy and support charity Age Concern. Tanya Bule is head of wealth and personal banking at HSBC Bermuda and has experience in financial management...

A Pembroke church will spread Christmas cheer at a free block party on Sunday. Shayne Scott, the pastor at the Church of God of Prophecy on Curving Avenue, said the congregation wanted to do something positive and share the true meaning of Christmas...

A power outage that cut electricity to 1,800 homes has almost been fully resolved, Belco said this afternoon. The company said in a tweet that 99 per cent of homes throughout Warwick and Paget have received power after a tripped circuit cut power to ...

A school principal who interacts “with students at every opportunity” has been awarded the inaugural award as Bermuda’s best public service employee. Todd Fox, the principal of Francis Patton Primary School, won the inaugural prize ahead of four oth...

The Salvation Army’s annual Truck of Hope charity drive hit the road yesterday, just in time for Christmas. The charity’s truck was parked on Union Square in Hamilton, accepting non-perishable food items, toys, and other goodies from the public. Don...

The Hamilton Christmas Boat Parade has been switched from Saturday to this coming Sunday evening because of gale-force winds forecast for the middle of the weekend. Gusts of more than 40 knots or 46mph are expected, a spokeswoman for the City said, l...