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The finance minister told MPs he was “disappointed” that the Auditor-General was unable to give a clean audit for the latest financial statements of the Government’s general operating fund. Curtis Dickinson said the Government should be “setting an e...

Offenders who breach Covid-19 safety regulations will be issued with a fixed penalty ticket under legislation passed in the House of Assembly last night. And public health officers will have the authority to hand out tickets to anyone they find break...

More than 20,000 vaccines and related equipment from the UK is expected to arrive early next month, a spokeswoman for Government House said yesterday. When the shipment arrives, it will take the total number of vaccines supplied by the UK to about 77...

Government last night refused to give details surrounding public service officers affected by the current Covid-19 outbreak. The Royal Gazette posed questions in relation to comments made in the Senate on Thursday when it was revealed that some ...

Global insurance and reinsurance company SiriusPoint Ltd has signed up as the lead sponsor for this year’s Earth Hour. And international sailing competition SailGP has also announced that it has come on board as a major sponsor. The Bermuda Tourism A...

An entrepreneur who set up his own mask-making business has donated 50 of his products to the disabled. Kenneth Pushā, owner of Mask'd Co, made the donation to the K Margaret Carter Centre - a government-run facility that provides support and trainin...

A “warrior for Bermuda” was mourned yesterday in the House of Assembly. Jan Martin, a founding member of the pressure group Move Bermuda, died this week aged 59. David Burt, the Premier, said Ms Martin was a “Progressive Labour Party stalwart”. Move ...

Essential workers were shown just how much they are appreciated after being presented with ’thank you’ cards and goody bags yesterday. Years 7 and 8 students at the Bermuda High School made the cards as part of Round Square Day, which celebrates the ...

Repairs on a collapsed section of Harbour Road in Warwick have been extended until mid-April after missing repeated deadlines, the Ministry of Public Works said today. A ministry spokesman said the four months of construction between Burnt House Hill...

Walk-in service at the Department of Ageing and Disability Services has been put on hold due to the recent surge of Covid-19 cases. A spokeswoman said the Department will remain open and accept telephone calls on 292-7802 between 8.45am and 4.45pm o...