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Getting young Bermudians educated and working ahead of impending demographic shifts will prove critical in the future, the One Bermuda Alliance warned. Pembroke Central candidate Andrew Simons said the OBA planned to keep “an eye on the road ahead” i...

A CedarBridge student was brutally attacked and had his jaw broken in four places during a lunchtime brawl, The Royal Gazette has learned. Family members said the attack in a courtyard near the cafteria captured on videotape was “like watching barba...

A book highlighting the world’s climate change and what it means to Bermuda will be in all of the Island’s schools in the near future. ‘Climate Change on the Rock — What It All Means’, is the latest publication by the Bermuda National Trust. A copy o...

Whichever party wins the general election next month, political victory will come with the heavy responsibility for huge public debt and the need for unpopular decisions on government spending and revenue. By the end of the fiscal year in March next ...

Constituency 27, Warwick North Central, is a populous residential district — and, comparatively young, in relation to the rest of the Island. Containing 1,028 Bermudians according to the 2010 Census, the area running from Burnt House Hill to Longford...

A scenic stretch of waterfront at the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo has been dedicated to the Argus Group, honouring the insurer’s continued support. Now known as the ‘Coastal Walkway’, it covers an area known for its panoramic views across Harrin...

Interest payments on the national debt have resulted in cuts in public services and Government has failed to come up with a plan to address an unsustainable debt burden, according to the Opposition One Bermuda Alliance. But the ruling party has defen...

They bear some of society’s heaviest burdens, yet the Island’s youngest voters are more likely not to participate in elections than other groups. Figures provided by the Parliamentary Registrar, Randy Scott, show that 35 percent of those qualified to...