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A trade union has applied to open a new bar at its headquarters. The Bermuda Public Services Union has submitted a planning application for its offices in Angle Street, Pembroke. A notice in the Official Gazette said the union wanted to create a new ...

A meeting to tackle a dispute at the Government quarry that led to two days of industrial action will be held this morning. for this morning. A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works said that the meeting was arranged yesterday after several work...

The traditional Bermuda Agricultural Exhibition will return in April – but as an online event. The virtual exhibition, to be held on April 23, will showcase a range of exhibits including exotic chicken breeds, rabbits, pigeons, ducks and guinea pigs,...

Post office hours will be changed next week while staff meetings are held to discuss upgrades. The Bermuda Post Office advised that on Monday, the eastern sub post offices in Devonshire, Flatts, Crawl and St George’s will open from 10am to 4pm. The w...

Saturday shoppers will be treated to lunchtime entertainment in the latest Creatives Live! event, featuring The Unit Band. Organised by the Department of Culture, Creatives Live! is a series of events aimed at showcasing and supporting Bermuda’s tal...

Businessman Marico Thomas plans to expand his empire into the East End with businesses that could create up to 70 jobs, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Mr Thomas has planning permission to launch a drive-through restaurant in St David’s and has applied...

Hospital chefs said they could dispel a belief that hospital food was unappetising after they completed a nutrition course. Members of the Bermuda Hospitals Board’s food services team took the 16-week course in nutrition run by registered dietitian A...

The newest recruits to the Royal Bermuda Regiment have spent their first nights under canvas as part of their tough two weeks of basic training. The rookie soldiers endured rain and chilly temperatures as they practised their new fieldcraft skills in...

The annual Bermuda Agricultural Exhibition will go ahead this year – but with a difference. The display of farm animals and agricultural products will be held on a virtual basis for the first time because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Visitors will not b...

The City of Hamilton’s sewage system has been given a boost after solar panels were installed at a pumping station. The 78 panels on the Front Street building are expected to save the City $30,000 a year in electricity costs. Charles Waters, the cor...