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After an extended 21 week season, tomorrow night, Wednesday September 4th marks the end of the 2019 Harbour Nights season. The Chamber of Commerce is encouraging visitors and residents to come and enjoy the special night’s festivities including the G...

The Government is looking for partners to help it abolish Bermuda’s middle schools. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, said yesterday that a request for proposal would be put out today to find organisations to “plan, manage and execute the sch...

“Revolutionary” changes are needed in the island’s education system, according to the general secretary of the Bermuda Union of Teachers. Mike Charles told a crowd at the 38th Annual Labour Day Banquet last night that the Government had allowed a “se...

A boater charged with causing the death of his passenger on New Year’s Day appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Mikado Burchall, 31, was charged with the unlawful killing of Adrian Hassell, 24, with an alternative charge of causing his death by ...

A group of men who socialise at the anchor monument at Mangrove Bay are to throw a back-to-school party for youngsters today. The Anchor Boys Club, which has a membership of about 20, will give away school bags and supplies this afternoon and lay on ...

A bigoted vandal has defaced a rainbow gay Pride sign across the front entrance to The Royal Gazette. The rainbow artwork, installed by Bermuda Press (Holdings) Ltd, the parent company of the newspaper, to mark the first Pride parade in Bermuda tomor...

Bermuda’s second-largest employer has used rainbow flags to celebrate diversity and show its commitment to treating everyone with dignity and respect. The Bermuda Hospitals Board said it supported LGBTQI+ staff and patients and had launched a policy ...

A temporary closure order has been issued for the East End Mini Yacht Club in St George’s from 7pm yesterday until 7pm today. But a police spokesman said that Renall Caisey, the commodore of the club, had opted to keep the club closed until 10pm. Pol...

A jubilant crowd took to its feet last night to welcome the country’s first Pride event today. A panel of Caribbean activists discussed the history of LBGT rights in their countries and their experiences of organising similar parades in their homela...

A human rights campaigner said that huge strides had been taken since she was one of only two openly gay people in Bermuda 15 years ago. Claire Smith added she was delighted that Bermuda will hold its first gay Pride parade but warned that more had t...