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Michael Dunkley has accused a union leader of “irresponsible” comments about this year’s Throne Speech. The Premier said during a live online question- and-answer session with readers of The Royal Gazette that he did not think Mike Charles, general s...

Harrington Sound Primary students are learning to think before they act — and are passing those lessons on to the public. Under the guidance of counsellor Suzette Bean, students at the school have been lining the streets outside the school and by Fla...

Dolphin Quest celebrated its 20th anniversary in style, while raising funds for Windreach. Despite rain, floods of people attended the organisation’s Dockyard headquarters at the weekend with fun castles, face painting, crafts and, of course, the dol...

Progressive Labour Party Leader David Burt has announced his new shadow cabinet, bringing back into the fold MPs who resigned under Marc Bean’s leadership. Of those returning are Walton Brown, who has been appointed Shadow Minister of Home Affairs, ...

An initiative to keep Bermuda’s young students safer is off to a flying start, with the hoisting of a “Speak Up, Be Safe” banner to launch the campaign at Victor Scott Primary School. Ultimately, the programme from the Coalition for the Protection of...

Positioning the Progressive Labour Party “collectively as a strong and viable alternative to the government” is the priority for incoming party leader David Burt. Speaking to The Royal Gazette following his leadership victory on Monday evening, when ...

Lionfish cullers are invited to join the battle to control the invasive species in Bermuda’s waters with the introduction of the First Bermuda Fall Lionfish Safari. The three-day culling event, from Friday to Monday, builds on other lionfish tourname...

Two generations of a Bermudian family have found inspiration in rural South Africa through one man’s quest to empower others. Richard Mabaso was a young man when he got sponsorship to leave and study in London, Ontario, and in the process staying wit...

Students have been challenged to build boats that can carry two team members the length of a 50-metre swimming pool using only cardboard and duct tape. The public are invited to watch them sink or float during the second Cardboard Boat Challenge, hos...

Teachers’ union leader Mike Charles has dismissed the education proposals set out in yesterday’s Throne Speech as “a bunch of platitudes”. Bermuda Education Network executive director Becky Ausenda cautiously welcomed the initiatives, but questioned ...