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New uses are being sought for two former railway stations each dating back to 1931. The Ministry of Public Works advertised for tenders for lease of property for Harmony Hall railway station in Paget and the Riddell’s Bay station in Warwick. The leas...

A petition has been launched calling for corruption charges against Ewart Brown, the former Premier, to be dropped. Dr Brown, who was Premier between 2006 and 2010, faces 13 counts of corruption, including five related to agreements with the Lahey Cl...

The family of an elderly woman owed $19,000 in rent by disgraced senator Curtis Richardson demanded an explanation from the Premier yesterday on why he ignored their warnings about the debt and appointed him to the Upper House. Ms Harvey’s daughter, ...

A high rate of coronavirus infections among primary school pupils has sparked a warning that school closures were “imminent” and classroom closures “likely” as tougher Phase 1 Covid-19 regulations were implemented. Education officials said the increa...

A judge has ruled in favour of a lawyer who sued The Royal Gazette after it reported on the work he did in Bermuda for an American billionaire accused of tax evasion. Puisne Judge Larry Mussenden ordered the newspaper not to publish anything containe...

A man who claimed asthma prevented him from taking a police breath test has had his conviction for refusal to comply upheld. Michael Richardson was found guilty in Magistrates’ Court after officers said he used a “stop and start” approach to the brea...

There has been a three-fold increase in the amount of goods imported into Bermuda because of the coronavirus pandemic, according to Customs officials. Lucinda Pearman the Collector of Customs, said that residents were buying goods online from oversea...

A retired principal of a private school backed the Government’s plans to shake up the public education system – but said the scheme had to be supported by good resources and teacher training. Sue Moench, who retired from Mount St Agnes Academy, a Cat...

A charity dedicated to the protection of children appealed for better education on sex and consent to help prevent abuse. Debi Ray-Rivers, the founder and executive director of Scars, said parents and caregivers had to push past their discomfort and ...

A heart specialist yesterday claimed people needed to question their doctor and get a second opinion if they have concerns about a medical diagnosis Christopher Irobunda of the New York Presbyterian Hospital, said people had to be confident when dea...