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People interested in joining statutory bodies should step forward, Rena Lalgie, the Governor, has said. Ms Lalgie called on those with the skills and knowledge required to make a contribution. The Governor said: “I am committed to ensuring an open a...

The Lorraine Rest Home has been formally renamed the Lorraine Nursing Home as the facility celebrated its 60th anniversary. Tinée Furbert, the Minister of Social Development and Seniors, said the facility was given a licence to provide nursing care s...

More than 300 American Airlines passengers stranded overnight at the airport could have been put up in hotels — but the airline decided against the move. The Royal Gazette reported yesterday that the London-bound flight from Miami was forced t...

A mother of four was given a conditional discharge in Magistrates’ Court yesterday after pleading guilty to throwing water at her landlord last year. Carrington Mahoney, for the Crown, told the court that 34-year-old Tashana Russell, from Pembroke, ...

A news trove from 1940, stashed inside the walls of a Fairylands home undergoing demolition, yielded an unexpected time capsule for a construction worker and his son. One man’s trash became another’s treasure as Sanuel Phillips and his son Jeremiah h...

Police have identified a man found dead on a Warwick Beach as 63-year-old Malcolm Stovell Jr. A police spokesman said: “Shortly before 6pm on August 28, police responded to a report of a lifeless body washed ashore on a beach, near Astwood Walk in Wa...

Lawrence Scott, the transport minister, is considering whether to run against Walter Roban, the home affairs minister, for deputy leadership of the Progressive Labour Party, The Royal Gazette has learnt. In a move that would rock the PLP, Mr Scott sa...

The fourth named storm of the season is expected to form this week — and could approach Bermuda next week. As of yesterday, the US-based National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration was monitoring two areas for potential storm development, includi...

A therapy pony will bring support to people with special needs “for years” after people from around the world donated cash for the cause. Tina and Mark Nash were aiming to raise $27,500 during their Peaks For Ponies fundraiser in support of WindReac...

Plans to bring a global technology conference to the island next year are still moving forward, according to Bermuda’s Privacy Commissioner. Alexander White, the Privacy Commissioner, announced last September that the Global Privacy Assembly had sele...