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Customs officers are unable to protect Bermuda’s borders because of a lack of staff and equipment, according to documents obtained by The Royal Gazette. Officers have filed more than 50 complaints with the Bermuda Public Services Union, ranging from...

Firefighters were paid a visit by the Minister of National Security, who commended their “professionalism and dedication”. Michael Weeks went to the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service’s airport operations division and Clearwater station. He spent time w...

A film screening and discussion will be held tomorrow by the Bermudian Baha’í community to mark the faith’s twin holy days. Commemorations are to be held around the world at sunset on October 25 and 26 in recognition of the birthdays of the Báb and B...

A home renovation charity has completed a record number of projects this year with new life breathed into 18 properties. Habitat for Humanity of Bermuda typically works on up to 15 homes annually. Sheelagh Cooper, its chairwoman, said: “After complet...

Donations were made to a charity that supports young men from another helping organisation as it celebrated its 15th anniversary. Tomorrow's Voices, Bermuda Autism Early Intervention Centre, marked the milestone on Saturday by supporting Transiti...

New fathers can get free parenting tips at a weekly clinic starting next month. The fatherhood course will enable dads of children up to the age of 5 to meet other fathers to discuss issues such as active parenting, stress management and how to devel...

A charity run by a Bermudian has appealed for financial aid to help provide food for Haiti, which is in the midst of a humanitarian crisis. Phillip Rego, who launched the Feed My Lambs Ministry in 2009 to serve the people of Haiti, said conditions t...

The end is nigh! Although there are still wahoo, tuna and even the odd dolphin offshore, the amount of offshore effort is reduced to that portion of their week that the commercial operators devote to finfish rather than lobsters. There are precious...

Kiara Wilkinson celebrated joining the Bermuda Bar in a ceremony in the Supreme Court yesterday. Ms Wilkinson, who in her second year of Appleby’s legal trainee programme, said she was “humbled” by the event and thankful for the support she has recei...

Bermuda’s Karate community converged on the Whitney Institute to compete in the third annual ShotoCup Kata Classic on Sunday. The event featured 20 divisions of competitors ranging in age from five to 65 years old. The day began with opening remarks...