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Costs to transform a former rest home into a transformational living centre for families are expected to be slashed after businesses lined up to donate time and materials. Sheelagh Cooper, the chairwoman of Habitat for Humanity of Bermuda, which is o...

Every business on the island should understand the wider consequences of traumatic childhood events because of the huge financial impact, a data analyst said yesterday. Tara Hines, of the Bermuda Health Council, explained that the country’s healthcar...

Five nurses have just completed a demanding 6-month asthma diploma course. Tiffany DeSilva -KEMH Catlin-Lindo, Alien Guilas – KEMH IV team, Kedese McPherson – KEMH maternity, Aashiqa Mehta-Smith – KEMH Gosling and Trevor Bend – Department of Correcti...

Youth activist and soon-to-be law graduate Eron Hill was sent abroad as part of a controversial government programme for vulnerable children — and credits it with turning his life around. Mr Hill told The Royal Gazette he was compelled to share his s...

People will share stories about how they have made a difference to the lives of others at the 60th anniversary celebration of the Theatre Boycott. The celebration, called Freedom Friday, will be held this Friday on the eve of the anniversary of the T...

Warwick Academy pupils cleaned up of a beach to mark World Ocean Day. Year 10 Global Citizenship groups from the school visited Southlands Beach as part of their Community Action Project on Friday. They worked with Keep Bermuda Beautiful. The project...

A vulnerable teenager “dumped” overseas by the island’s child protection agency claimed yesterday that social workers tricked him into going and then “abandoned” him for years. The youth, whose mother died when he was a child, said in an account to T...

A new history book written to highlight ignored Bermudian stories is to be distributed to public and private schools and libraries. Prudent Rebels: Bermudians and the First Age of Revolution (1774-1849) by Bermudian historian Clarence Maxwell, with c...

Bermuda’s limit of one car per household should be relaxed to allow more people to drive minicars instead of motorcycles, MPs heard on Friday. Opposition MPs raised the issue during the debate over the Green Paper on Transport. Cole Simons, Shadow Mi...

The Minister of National Security defended the work he is doing for the Department of Corrections in the House of Assembly on the same day that prison officers marched in protest of pay and working conditions. Wayne Caines spoke during the Motion to...