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Subscribers to www.royalgazette.com and other Royal Gazette digital properties are to be asked to change their passwords this week as part of a security upgrade for the website. A Royal Gazette spokesman said: “In the past year we have made a numbe...

The Government should have dealt with a property dispute before it started work that has left a section of a main commuter route limited to a single lane, the Opposition said today. Susan Jackson, the One Bermuda Alliance spokeswoman on transport, sa...

The Bermuda National Trust will hold a virtual auction fundraiser this month instead of its annual in-person event because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Furniture and artwork will come under the hammer at the Trust Treasures auction and bidders will be a...

A charity for the disabled has been given a green energy boost. Aeolus Capital Management and solar energy firm BE Solar joined forces to carry out the work at WindReach, an outdoor centre for the disabled in Warwick Tina Nash, the executive director...

The Deputy Premier represented Bermuda today at the opening of a Garden of Remembrance at the Palace of Westminster in London. Walter Roban spoke as the garden, created to honour those who gave their lives in times of war, was opened by the Speaker o...

A pressure group has condemned the actions of a police officer who posted CCTV footage of a fatal road traffic accident on social media. Social Justice Bermuda claimed that the incident had eroded confidence in the police and said the service should ...

Clothing, toiletries and household goods will be offered to people in need at a giveaway event this month. The Grateful Bread will host the event on November 27, two days after the US Thanksgiving celebration. A spokeswoman said that the City of Hami...

A veteran therapy pony at a charity for the disabled has died after almost a quarter of a century helping others. Tilly, a miniature pony, died last Wednesday at Warwick-based outdoor activities centre WindReach. A spokeswoman for WindReach said that...

A bid to get details of a controversial link-up between the Bermuda Post Office and a US private courier company has been stonewalled by the Government. The refusal came after Mailboxes Unlimited, a Bermuda courier company, challenged the deal, set u...

A group set up to preserve a historic North Hamilton home has appealed to the Government to lease it the property at a peppercorn rent. Duncan Simons, an architect, hoped the lease would give the group time to raise funds and buy Wantley on Princess ...