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The City of Hamilton reminds the public that No. 1 Car Park will be temporarily closed starting tomorrow, May 9th through May 24th in order to facilitate the carrier ship off-loading, storage and transportation of BELCO engines and transformers. The ...

Bermudian author Lorene Phillips will return to the island at the weekend for a book signing. Ms Phillips, who wrote 29 Keys to Unlocking your Faith at Work and Win and 29 Keys to Parenting and Win, will sign books at Brown & Co at 2pm on Saturday. M...

A former reporter for The Royal Gazette celebrated her century with a party at brunch at the Fairmont Southampton on Sunday. Renée Barton travelled by limousine from her home at Hungry Bay in Paget to the hotel for the party in the Jasmine Room. Her ...

Janice Mullings-George has won the Nurse of the Year award. Ms Mullings-George, 35, who works in the post-anaesthesia care unit at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, said she was “humbled” by the accolade. She added: “There are a lot of people wh...

A candidate in the race to be Mayor of St George said a police station in the Olde Towne was a priority. Kenneth Bascome, a former mayor who stepped down to become an MP for the One Bermuda Alliance, said he would seek the support of councillors to t...

Two lawyers have been barred from representing patients of Ewart Brown because of a conflict of interest, it was revealed yesterday. Mark Pettingill, a former Attorney-General, and Victoria Greening, a past Crown prosecutor, were told they could no l...

The trial of a man accused of knifing a bar worker was delayed last week — because the defendant was stabbed. The Supreme Court heard yesterday that Alex Wolffe was stabbed in the left shoulder last Monday and was unable to appear in court for severa...

The future of a primary one class is under threat after only four pupils were enrolled for the next academic year. Parents were told in a letter that the class at Elliot Primary School could be axed. The undated letter from Valerie Robinson-James, th...

A string of communications over cryptocurrency firm Arbitrade’s bid to set up in Bermuda revealed “an embarrassing shambles”, the Opposition leader said yesterday. Craig Cannonier added he feared the island’s reputation had been put at risk after a w...

Moms, daughters, sisters and girlfriends start your Mother’s day celebrations with a dose of healthy fun. The Department of Health is inviting all women to Moving Sisters, a free Pre-Mother’s Day happy hour experience on Friday, 10th May 2019, from ...