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Cashier services at a Government building are to restart tomorrow. Money-handling staff will return to work to take payments at the Government Administration Building on Parliament Street, which is also home to the Department of Social Insurance. Cas...

Antiracism campaigners will hold a forum on how Black men have been pictured as inferior and a threat to the corporate world next week. Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda has assembled a panel to discuss “Black Masculinity and Legacies of Subjugati...

The number of active Covid-19 infections has dropped, despite another 20 cases logged. A Ministry of Health spokeswoman said that the new cases were among 1,315 test results that came back to health officials today. Four came in from overseas – a non...

A fresh appeal for youngsters to sign up for an anti-abuse programme was made by a child protection charity yesterday. The Coalition for the Protection of Children appealed to primary and middle school pupils to join its Safety Matters classes as Apr...

A family unable to visit a loved one in hospital because of Covid-19 restrictions has appealed for visiting rights for relatives who have the full vaccine. A woman with a relative in the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital said her family was distresse...

A Covid-19 vaccination programme got a major shot in the arm after a fundraising appeal raised about $500,000 – more than double the original target. Lisa Sheppard, the executive director of the Bermuda Hospitals Charitable Foundation, which organise...

Bermuda’s national bird continues to set records after scientists reported a new high number of 142 established breeding pairs, up from 135 pairs in 2020. The number of Cahow pairs on the nature reserve of Nonsuch Island has increased to 27 this yea...

The Opposition yesterday raised a red flag over the low number of healthcare staff who have had the Covid-19 vaccine. Michael Dunkley, the One Bermuda Alliance’s shadow health minister, said he was concerned after The Royal Gazette revealed that onl...

The owners of the Fairmont Southampton plan to replace tennis courts with cabanas as part of its bid to revitalise the resort. A planning application said the hotel wanted to demolish tennis courts and offices at the South Shore property in favour of...

A mature student breached curfew regulations after he made a late-night visit to a friend to get help with college work. Michael Taylor, 66 was fined $3,000 after he pleaded guilty to the offence at a remote session of Magistrates’ Court yesterday. T...