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Payment is expected to be made in the next two weeks by the ruling party of the Bahamas to fully reimburse a trip made by the islands’ Prime Minister and others to Bermuda. Philip Davis visited with officials in October when he was a guest of the Pro...

A charity has called on the community to help to put an end to domestic abuse and sexual assault in recognition of a global movement. Around the world, 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence is observed between the Elimination of Violence ...

A driver who crashed with another car after looking away to console his child in the back seat was fined $800 last week. Za’Khari Parsons avoided getting a driving ban after a magistrate said that the accident was “just a slip”. Parsons, 24, of Hamil...

The rider of a bike that hit a car travelling in the opposite direction has been fined and banned from the roads. Nuno De Sousa Camara, 44, from St George’s, pleaded guilty to driving while impaired by alcohol when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court t...

Leading analysts have painted a bleak picture of Bermuda’s economic future in the wake of disappointing financial statistics. Craig Simmons, a Bermuda College lecturer, and Robert Stubbs, a researcher for the think-tank SEED, said that a lack of inve...

Hundreds of Christmas trees were unpacked, inspected and ready for collection at a Paget garden centre over the weekend. Aberfeldy Nurseries took delivery of the Fraser firs after the first of two containers arrived on the island. Checks were carried...

A retiree’s stark account of juggling expenses to cover vital medication lays bare the harsh reality faced by seniors in Bermuda as the cost of living creeps higher. The 66-year-old, who retired last year after a life in retail, told The Royal Gazett...

A lifeline for seniors struggling with basic expenses against a backdrop of soaring inflation is now part of an appeal for the community’s help. The charity Age Concern Bermuda, fighting to get ahead of Bermuda’s cost of living for its financing hard...

A dedicated softball coach who trained champions was known for his patience and easygoing way with young people, as well as devotion to his family and community. Quinton “Tiny” Ming was “not judgmental on people — whoever you were, he would try to wo...

Bermuda’s role in the two world wars will be the topic of a presentation today that veterans’ advocate Carol Everson said might ruffle some feathers. Ms Everson, among those who fought a lengthy campaign to secure veterans’ benefits for soldiers who ...