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One Communications has accused the telecoms industry watchdog of a lack of openness because it has failed to show the public how it spends its money. The firm wrote to the Regulatory Authority of Bermuda to outline a string of complaints in response ...

A motorcyclist who suffered serious injuries in a crash with a police inspector’s car told a jury yesterday he remembered nothing about the incident. Oronde Wilson told the Supreme Court he knew he was on his way to see his daughter when the crash ha...

Racist graffiti and death threats to a politician have been scrawled on the walls of a store and a medical centre. The messages were painted on Empire Grocery and North Shore Medical & Aesthetics Centre on North Shore Road in Devonshire. Patrick De...

The Bermuda Reserve Police has strengthened ties with fellow voluntary organisations by hosting two round table discussions. The round tables with the Royal Bermuda Regiment and St John Ambulance on February 3 and 4 provided an open forum for partic...

A children’s nature walk scheduled for this morning at the Spittal Pond nature reserve in Smith’s had to be called off because of rain. The Bermuda National Trust, which organised the walk, said that a new date in the spring would be announced short...

Yesterday, at Westgate Correctional Facility, the Minister of National Security, the Hon Wayne M Caines, JP, MP, met with the Department of Corrections’ Treatment of Offenders Board to discuss progress made by the Board over 2018, and how to further ...

Peter Stubbs, a former chief inspector with the Bermuda Police Service, has died. He was 83. Mr Stubbs, who died on January 31, was buried yesterday after a service at Christ Church in Warwick. He was a senior officer in the Special Branch and a high...

A confidential settlement paid by the Government to protesters who were pepper-sprayed in a demonstration outside Parliament should have been made public, an Opposition MP said yesterday. Michael Dunkley, who was the One Bermuda Alliance premier at t...

Health chiefs have admitted they failed to carry out a “reasonable search” for records about incidents that resulted in harm to patients at the island’s general hospital. The Bermuda Hospitals Board initially told The Royal Gazette, in response to a ...

Teachers have undergone two days of training on a new standards-based grading system. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education said that staff from public primary schools and middle schools had participated in sessions the past two days. The train...