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Bus operators will continue a work-to-rule until safety problems at the St George’s bus depot are tackled, the president of the Bermuda Industrial Union said yesterday. Chris Furbert was speaking after bus service BIU members gathered yesterday for t...

Hundreds of parade revelers were awestruck when they saw the City of Hamilton’s winning entry in the Heritage Day Parade on May 24th. The eye-catching entry, towering over the crowds and the heads of its handlers, was reminiscent of a Macy’s Thanksgi...

The City of Hamilton announces that it has adopted a policy to ensure that potholes in the City are tended to in a timely fashion to minimize any detrimental impact they may have for motorists as well as pedestrians. The public are encouraged to cont...

Today, the Health Council launched a campaign #ImagineBermuda, about their vision of Bermuda’s health system. The campaign provides a timely reminder that the youngest and the oldest amongst us can still impact and even create the Bermuda we want to ...

People aged 50 and older with chronic conditions could be missing out on crucial advice on how lifestyle changes could boost their health, it was revealed. A survey by Age Concern Bermuda found that although almost 80 per cent of respondents had seen...

Last Friday (31st May) members of Bermuda’s creative community celebrated the website launch of The Creative Catalogue, with music, spoken word, design, dance, art displays and more. Hosted by the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs and hel...

A film made to highlight the proposed development of a marine protected area by 2021 has been released. Walter Roban, the Home Affairs Minister and Deputy Premier, is featured in the short movie talking about the Bermuda Ocean Prosperity Programme th...

A total of $330,500 in uncashed cheques were left “in a drawer” at a government department, a report to Parliament has revealed. The report by the Efficiency Committee said only $50,000 of the owed cash was claimed back and accused the Government of ...

Repair work on a roadside barrier along South Shore Road has been completed at a cost of more than $200,000. A government spokeswoman said: “Due to public safety concerns, the wall area underwent construction repairs and upgrades which included reinf...

An attempt to create a special clinic for amputees in Bermuda has been launched, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Ryan Gibbons, of the non-profit organisation A New Life, said a prosthetics clinic would make a huge difference to the 300 people on the is...