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A former Bermuda pastor highlighted how people can come together and help others when he spoke at the US presidential inauguration yesterday. The Reverend Silvester Beaman delivered the benediction at the historic event in Washington DC. He invi...

Just 14 per cent of people registered to receive the Covid-19 vaccine are from the Black community, the Government has revealed. Commenting on the startling statistic, David Burt, the Premier, acknowledged that the Government must do more to target ...

Almost 8,000 people have registered their interest in being vaccinated, the health minister revealed tonight. Kim Wilson made the announcement as it was reported that no new cases of Covid-19 were reported today and the number of active cases had ...

Demolition is under way on the historic Albert Row in Dockyard. The work being carried out by ABC Construction is expected to be completed in three weeks. The site will then be grassed over. Andrew Dias, general manager of the West End Development C...

Flights run by Air Canada to Bermuda will be grounded until at least the spring, the airline confirmed yesterday. A company spokesman told The Royal Gazette that increased travel restrictions were among factors that affected short-range bookings. He...

British Airways have further cut back service between Bermuda and the UK because of Covid-19. The airline – which had offered five flights per week in December – will reduce service to one flight per week. As of next week, flights will arrive in Berm...

A Pembroke man yesterday denied a charge of attempted murder in connection with a shooting last March. Kyari Flood, 21, pleaded not guilty in the Supreme Court to a charge of attempted murder in connection to the March 24 shooting on Parson’s Road in...

A teenager has been arrested on suspicion of impaired driving and drug possession after being involved in two traffic collisions on Tuesday afternoon. In the first collision, the suspect allegedly drove a motorcycle into the back of a car on Mullet ...

Students planning to enter higher education are being urged to apply for a slew of Government scholarships. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, said yesterday that a marketing campaign promoting the awards will soon be launched. A total of nine sc...

The Ministry of Transport will be lobbied to bring electrically boosted bicycles under the same regulations as motorcycles, according to the Bermuda Road Safety Council. Dennis Lister III, chairman of the RSC, repeated calls for the increasingly pop...