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Tourists and residents have called for public toilets at three South Shore beaches to be cleaned up. The bathrooms at Jobson’s Cove, Chaplin Bay and Elbow Beach all came in for criticism from beachgoers when The Royal Gazette toured South Shore beach...

The Supreme Court delayed sentencing of a career conman yesterday after he claimed his victims thought they had made investments in the drug trade. Jonathan Ratteray, 32, from Smith’s, was scheduled to be sentenced for multiple counts of dishonesty. ...

A drop in the number of younger visitors hit leisure air arrivals between April and June, the Bermuda Tourism Authority said yesterday. The largest decline in visitors was in the 25 to 34 age bracket, which saw a 13.5 per cent decline over the period...

A trio of American couples who met on honeymoon in Bermuda 50 years ago have returned to the island to celebrate their golden anniversaries. Marie and Howard Dupee, Camille and Bill Duncan, and Karen and Bob Netherton were all married in the United S...

An international environmental group warned last night that the amount of plastic found in the Sargasso Sea off Bermuda was “much higher than expected”. Celia Ojeda-Martinez, of Greenpeace, was speaking as part of a nine-month expedition on the organ...

The You Go Girl Relay Committee was absolutely delighted to be able to present a cheque today to the Women’s Resource Centre in the amount of $9,500. These funds were the proceeds of the women’s relay race that took place earlier this year on June 2n...

Bermuda residents are being reminded to remain vigilant to avoid becoming victims of scams. The Bermuda Police Service urged members of the public to be wary of phone calls, e-mails or other correspondences from unknown persons that attempt to obtai...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority is backing six local organisations and entrepreneurs to provide cultural experiences for visitors to the island. Glenn Jones, the BTA’s chief experience development officer, said PinkSand Entertainment, Eettafel, the Urb...

Students from the Mirrors Community Programme have departed for its first overseas SuperCamp at Stanford University in California. The 22 campers will be coached in leadership skills, confidence, academics and motivation as part of their nine-month ...

Another installation has been added to a public art project. The mural showing schoolchildren has been installed next to the taxi cab parking spaces near City Hall in Hamilton as part of the 2019 Vivid Art Initiative. The scheme, started by the Corpo...