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A dissertation dealing with racial bias in Bermuda’s education system written more than 40 years ago will now be available online. People will be able to access Muriel Wade-Smith’s A Survey to Identify and Prioritise Goals for the Bermudian Education...

Bermudians have rallied in response to calls to send 200 tonnes of goods to the hurricane-stricken Bahamas. “This could have happened to us,” Juanita Caldwell told The Royal Gazette yesterday. Ms Caldwell was dropping off $100 worth of supplies in a ...

Two guest workers set to leave the island in less than two weeks were ordered to pay $1,000 fines for alcohol-related offences. Graham Lee, 28, and Ben Jewell, 29, were arrested within minutes of one another at the same gas station for separate offen...

A Massachusetts man who was caught with cocaine in his cruise ship cabin was ordered to pay $750 before he can leave the island. Kyle Melannson, 29, from Leominster, pleaded guilty yesterday to importing cocaine and THC — the active ingredient in can...

An asthma prevention charity has offered lessons on how parents and teachers can handle attacks of the disease. Open Airways said it would provide free, one-on-one consultations, with an asthma nurse throughout the new school term. Parents and teache...

Migrant workers have shared “horror stories” claiming abuse, xenophobia, unfair discrepancies in working contracts and having their travel documents seized, according to a union leader. Jason Hayward, the president of the Bermuda Public Services Unio...

More than a year has passed since Government promised to look at ways to develop Shelly Bay to improve access for older people and the disabled. Campaigners who put forward the plan, as an alternative to a Bermuda Tourism Authority proposal to house ...

Warwick Academy recorded its best IGCSE results this year. The school reported 96.5 per cent of its pupils achieved five grade C/4s or above and 88.3 per cent of all distinct subjects written were at C/4 or better. A spokeswoman for the school said t...

Three new youth clubs have been set up by the organisers of the Back to School Extravaganza. Brothers Dwayne, Wayne and Travis Caines will launch their seventh annual event on Monday, when they will give away school supplies and offer children free h...

Further donations are not needed at the collection point in Hamilton for the Bahamas hurricane relief effort, according to Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security. Mr Caines added: “We were not disappointed — as a matter of fact, we were over...