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David Burt, the Premier, announced last night that a “multi-lane drive-through facility” would open tomorrow at Southside in St George’s to begin testing essential workers for Covid-19. Mr Burt praised Bermudian biochemist Carika Weldon and her team ...

While most of us are safe at home during the Covid-19 pandemic, essential workers put their lives at risk to keep Bermuda going. The Royal Gazette salutes these selfless men and women in hospitals, supermarkets, delivery vans, gas stations and other ...

Separated parents who share custody of their children will be able to move them between their homes after an amendment to state-of-emergency rules. Changes to the shelter-in- place order included a provision to allow parents who do not live together ...

The island’s war veterans are being used by an unscrupulous scammer, the Bermuda Legion has warned. Carol Everson, a welfare case worker with the ex-services personnel charity, highlighted that a phone caller had used her name in an attempt to solici...

A Covid-19 case at a seniors home this month did not mandate testing of all residents and staff, Bermuda’s Chief Medical Officer insisted last night. Cheryl Peek-Ball said that a Covid-19 case had been confirmed at the Westmeath Residential and Nurs...

Efforts to safeguard families in emergency housing over the Covid-19 crisis are not good enough, a resident has claimed. The woman, who lives in the Gulfstream housing complex in St David’s, said there was a cleaning service at the building — but tha...

A hurricane hindered efforts to return a native species of fern to Bermuda’s wild areas. Efforts to reintroduce the Governor Laffan’s Fern, considered extinct in the wild, to various sites around the island had mixed results last year, after the isla...

A mixed-media artist from the Azores has become the first from overseas to be featured in an online gallery devoted to Bermudian art. Lisa Howie, the owner of the Black Pony gallery, said Leonor Almeida Pereira’s abstract paintings explored “the ocea...

An environmental group celebrated Earth Day yesterday with a tree-planting programme. The Bermuda Climate Action Network said the reduction of travel and closure of factories in the fight against Covid-19 had resulted in an “environmental boon” with ...

Post Office staff have started a reduced delivery service, the Government said today. A spokeswoman for the Ministry for the Cabinet Office said that postal employees were delivering mail as “part of a limited, yet critical service”. She added: “As...