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Local charities have reaped a surprise bonus from this year’s donations from the Bermuda End-to-End event. Four good causes were expected to get $30,000 each from the annual walk — but the figure was boosted to $45,000 apiece because of the high leve...

The government body set up to compensate victims of crime has failed to reveal the size of its “serious backlog” of cases under public access to information. The Criminal Injuries Compensation Board told the Court of Appeal last November that it had ...

A World Bank report on waste management has found that Bermuda produces more waste per head than any other country. Bermuda topped the world in per capita waste creation, with an estimated 4.56 kilograms a person every day. But those figures were roo...

Progressive Labour Party backbenchers have called for a fresh discussion on independence. Walton Brown said the need for a debate had become more important because the British Government had forced social and financial policies on Bermuda. He told th...

The white elephant flagship of the marine police has been sold at a knockdown price, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Australian-built patrol boat MV Guardian was bought almost 13 years ago for $1.7 million. But, after it spent much of its career ti...

Leglslation designed to streamline the process for complaints against doctors was passed in the House of Assembly. The Medical Practitioners Amendment Act will increase the size of the committee responsible for dealing with complaints and allow for a...

A school has ditched disposable plastic lunch plates for reusable containers as part of a drive to be protect the environment. Adam and Emily Hopkins, who have a child at Saltus Grammar School, donated cash to help fund the changeover. Jon Beard, the...

A programme to help families get on the property ladder is tackling Bermuda’s “housing crisis”, a minister told MPs. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, updated the House on the Bermuda Housing Corporation’s HomeStart progra...

Modest Matthew Ross does not like to blow his own trumpet. But Mr Ross will be doing it for a living after he was signed by the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra in Canada as the assistant principal trumpeter. He said the job offer was “a dream come tr...

Delray Rawlins will be looking to spark a Sussex fightback on day two of their first-class match against Australia A at Arundel Castle today. The Bermudian all-rounder, five not out, and Abidine Sakande, 0 not out, guided their team to stumps yesterd...