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High-tech proposals for an environmentally safe alternative for burial of pets — the island’s first — are awaiting government approval. Bermudian engineer Philip Mason told The Royal Gazette that his plans for the “eco-friendly alternative to direct ...

The One Bermuda Alliance has warned that offering discounted prison sentences to people who plead guilty immediately for certain offences in the Supreme Court must be handled with care. Scott Pearman, the Opposition’s legal affairs spokesman, said T...

Four dogs believed to be illegally bred were seized from a North Shore Road, Pembroke residence on Tuesday, police reported. Officers assisted animal wardens in removing the animals, which occurred without incident, according to a police spokesman. T...

The mental health of Bermuda’s young people is under increasing strain even as pandemic hardships ease, a school counsellor has warned. The remarks came as Warwick Academy joins the global recognition of mental awareness month tomorrow to help studen...

Bermudians suffering from drug and alcohol addiction are being encouraged to attend a recovery programme in the UK that caters to Black and ethnic minority patients. Bermudian Llewelyn Gomes, a recovery coach for Nottingham-based BAC-IN — Black and A...

A trove of historical documents linked to an 18th-century ship captured by a Bermudian privateer has been presented to the Bermuda Archives. The donation, made last Thursday to education minister Diallo Rabain, came as the Department of Libraries an...

Two men appeared in Magistrates Court yesterday accused of attacking another man with a machete. Shae Hassell, 20, and Jordon Thompson-Parris, 21, were charged with robbing Joshua Iris with force, as well as wounding him and damaging his watch and ca...

A 50-year-old man who admitted being impaired when he was involved in a traffic accident was banned from the roads yesterday for 18 months. Magistrates Court heard that police were called to St Mark’s Road in Smith’s after they were alerted to a sing...

Applications for Belco’s scholarships will be capped off this Saturday, the electric company reminded pupils yesterday. The scholarships, provided by the Belco Scholarship Selection Committee, are designed to give university students opportunities t...

Information about company directors in Bermuda is no longer available for free since the launch of a new online registry system. The Government now charges users a $12 fee each time they want to find out the directors of a company. The information p...