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Bermuda’s economy is “much worse” because of the Covid-19 pandemic, with nearly half of residents expecting a continuing decline into next year, according to a new survey. The grim assessment was held by 74 per cent of residents, with 47 per cent say...

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...

From quality of life to the economy and housing, Covid-19 caused chaos and anxiety throughout Bermuda – a new survey explores the top seven casualties of the long pandemic. • Health and personal wellbeing: Covid-19 inflicted stress and took a to...

Ten young people have won recognition as climate ambassadors at the island’s second annual Youth Climate Summit. The group of alumni from the 2021 summit pitched in for a year of activities following the inaugural call to arms against climate change,...

Bermuda has suffered an “identity crisis“ when attracting tourists to the island, according to one industry head. Jamari Douglas, the vice-president of marketing and communications at the Bermuda Tourism Authority, was quoted in an article in the Bos...

Seven prison inmates have been applauded after passing a course in anger management. The Life Minus Violence curriculum involved a cognitive behavioural group work environment focused on reducing the risk of aggression within students who have a hist...

An average of about 40 more people a month received financial assistance in 2021-22 compared with the previous year, the House of Assembly heard on Friday. Jason Hayward, the Minister of Economy and Labour, said there was an increase in the number of...

Reducing violent and serious crime as well as road casualties will continue to be top priorities for the Bermuda Police Service, its leader said. Darrin Simons added that improving the organisation’s response to domestic abuse reports and building co...

Food prices continued to surge in September with the Consumer Price Index reporting an increase of more than 10 per cent year-on-year. Prices in the fuel and power sector also increased by 15.2 per cent, compared with September last hear. Overall, th...

The coronavirus pandemic has been blamed for a decline in enrolment numbers at the Bermuda College – and also for a sharp drop in satisfaction levels among students. According to the college’s recently released 2021/22 annual report, there were 576 s...