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Senators have voted to change legislation that enshrines in law the chance for Cabinet ministers to appoint experts and political advisers. Nick Kempe, of the One Bermuda Alliance, moved an amendment to the Premier, Ministers and Opposition Leader Pe...

A lifelong devotion to the environment has earned the former head of the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce a top award from the Catholic Church. Stuart Hayward, also a former independent MP, attended his presentation of a Peace and Justi...

Three projects, including a vertical farming facility and a start-up internet provider, could be in line to benefit from the $88 million Bermuda Infrastructure Fund, it was revealed yesterday. More than a year after the scheme was launched, it has ye...

Youth activist and soon-to-be law graduate Eron Hill was sent abroad as part of a controversial government programme for vulnerable children — and credits it with turning his life around. Mr Hill told The Royal Gazette he was compelled to share his s...

A series of events will mark the 75th anniversary of a traditional sailboat race. The Edward Cross Long Distance Comet Race will reach the milestone with its annual race on National Heroes Day on Monday. Celebrations will kick off with a discussion o...

Bermuda Industrial Union members approved a wage increase offered by the Government yesterday. Hundreds of unionised staff voted on a new collective bargaining agreement settled by their negotiating team. Chris Furbert, the president of the BIU, said...

A police officer and two other men were accused of destroying traffic tickets yesterday. Kyle Wheatley, 34, was charged with conspiring to pervert the course of justice by planning the destruction or suppression of traffic tickets between July 1, 2...

A tenpin bowling pioneer who headed the first office of Parliamentary Registrar after it separated from the Registrar General has died, aged 83. Lionel Dowling traced his bowling career back to 1962 and led the sport in Bermuda as an administrator fo...

Findings from an investigation into Bermuda’s child protection agency are prevented by law from being released, senators heard yesterday. Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General and Minister of Legal Affairs, said legislation meant the report of an ...

A retired maths lecturer has raised almost $33,000 for charities for the disabled from his book about his marathon swim around Bermuda. Seán O’Connell, 77, has donated cash raised from the sales of Shark Bait since its publication in 2017 to the Berm...