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Bermudian Matt Stephens has been lauded as an exceptional helmsman — despite an injury that kept him from finishing the latest leg of the Clipper Round the World Race

The upper veranda of the historic Commissioner’s House in Dockyard has been reopened to the public after six months of restoration work. Work on the almost 200-year-old building — a part of the National Museum of Bermuda — was required to address rus...

The death of a man found at a home in Hamilton is not being treated as suspicious, police have confirmed. The body of the 70-year-old man, who has not been named, was found at a home on Victoria Street just after 3pm on Saturday. A police spokesman s...

A former Royal Gazette journalist was saluted by the Royal Bermuda Regiment for ten years of dedicated service. Sergeant Raymond Hainey enlisted in the RBR in 2012 after previously serving with Britain’s Royal Naval Reserve from 1982 to 1984. Lieuten...

Nine charities have received a financial boost from the Clarien Foundation as part of its continuing commitment to enhancing and strengthening the Bermuda community. The charities represent various areas including health, education, families, entrepr...

Researchers will be calling residents to ask their views on a number of topical subjects in the coming days. The Q2 Omnibus Survey is being carried out by Narrative Research Bermuda and will cover “a diverse array of timely issues in such areas as lo...

Coral reefs will be the subject of The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute’s Kids Hour this Saturday. This month’s event will feature two films — What's Killing the Coral Reefs? and Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef — followed by a reading of t...

A charity dedicated to helping the island’s older people said many of its members wanted greater price control regulations in the face of creeping cost-of-living increases. Age Concern Bermuda highlighted that its financial hardship support totalled ...

A company pursuing a legal challenge over an online shopping deal said it is pleased the Government can face accountability for its procurement decisions. Island importer Mailboxes Unlimited launched legal action over the Government’s deal with Flori...

Hundreds of people marched through Hamilton Parish yesterday in a show of peace and unity. The event was organised as a tribute to Daemon Bell, a parish resident who died after attempting to break up a fight near Shelly Bay in February. Marchers were...