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Bermuda’s Aquarium is to get a new roof, Environment and Planning Minister Sylvan Richards announced. The job has been budgeted at $2.2 million. “The main building at the complex is rather old, and it is important that we take steps now to secure the...

The Bermuda National Association of Social Workers (BNASW) will launch a new scholarship fund on Friday, in memory of the late Ida James in recognition of Social Work Month. Described as one of the pioneers in the field in Bermuda, Ms James also earn...

Mihdi Brock, the Bermudian boy who has defied the odds by surviving almost 16 years with a rare, life threatening spinal condition is out of the woods but his mother faces a difficult decision about whether he should now undergo spinal fusion surgery...

A teen was stabbed by a former friend because gang associations pitted them against one another, Magistrates’ Court heard. Leshaun Wolffe, 17, punctured Tijuan Swan’s lung in the attack at Albuoy’s Point Ferry Terminal on August 1. The Kitchener Clos...

Tougher tactics to curb bad driving have been announced by police. Within hours of the announcement, a motorcycle rider was taken to hospital for treatment of serious head injuries, following a crash on North Shore Road, Devonshire. Police yesterday ...

Mr. Speaker and Honourable Members of the House of Assembly, On the occasion of my first Budget Statement as Minister of Finance, it is clear that Bermuda faces a daunting economic challenge in the months and years ahead. The Island is experiencing i...

Education has been spared budget cuts, with $145 million set aside for the year ahead. Bermuda Union of Teachers head Mike Charles gave this year’s Budget a passing grade. “We need all we can get,” Mr Charles told The Royal Gazette. The figures alloc...

Government has unveiled its fiscal plan to address what the Premier called Bermuda’s “financial tsunami” as Finance Minister Bob Richards delivered his first Budget Statement yesterday. A new statutory debt ceiling of $2.5 billion, $330 million in ad...

The Opposition Progressive Labour Party has criticised the new Budget as a boon for non-Bermudians and employers while imposing hardship on “everyday Bermudians and seniors”. “The OBA’s plan to increase the cost of bus passes and increase vehicle lic...