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An association set up to promote the welfare of serving and former Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers has launched a scholarship fund, it was announced yesterday. Major Preston Gill, a serving RBR officer and president of the Royal Bermuda Regiment Asso...

A police officer who was fired for using “excessive force” on a teenage suspect after a high-speed chase has won an appeal against the decision. Police Constable Oswin Pereira was found by a disciplinary panel of the Bermuda Police Service to have st...

A letter by the Premier to the Opposition leader posted on social media was condemned as a “cheap political PR stunt” by Craig Cannonier yesterday. David Burt published the correspondence, addressed to Mr Cannonier, on Twitter “in the interest of tra...

Public transport users were reminded yesterday to follow Covid-19 rules when travelling on buses and ferries. The Department of Public Transportation highlighted that all passengers must wear a face mask and maintain a distance of 3ft from others. A ...

The biometric identification required for Canadian visa applicants in Bermuda is not available locally because of a travel ban on Canadian public servants caused by the pandemic. The service, which is mandatory for foreign students, had formerly been...

A researcher has appealed to a luxury tourism resort to “show good faith” and release documents that could provide vital information about an historic cemetery now in the middle of its golf course. LeYoni Junos said yesterday that the Rosewood Tucker...

The Minister of Public Works asked residents to show their support for his “adopted daughter” who MPs heard is on a “zero dollar” contract to help in the battle against Covid-19. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch told the House of Assembly on Friday tha...

Morgan’s Point developer Craig Christensen has urged the Government to return to the table to hash out a solution to the failed Caroline Bay project and has named an investor willing to lend $250 million to make it happen. Mr Christensen told The Roy...

A gay rights charity has voiced its support for a police officer who accused two colleagues of a serious sexual assault. OutBermuda said in a press release that it backed the officer’s legal challenge of a decision by the Director of the Department o...

A woman whose teacher groomed her for sex when she was a 17-year-old schoolgirl said yesterday she was “over the moon” that her public campaign to criminalise such behaviour had persuaded the Government to change the law. Christine DaCosta was speaki...