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Bermuda National Gallery Lecture Series Presents: Ashley Dunn assistant curator in the Department of Drawings and Prints at The Metropolitan Museum of Art talks about her path to the MET and curating the exhibition Devotion to Drawing: The Karen B...

The parish constable for St George’s, Simon Joseph, will meet residents at a community outreach clinic. Mr Joseph will be at St David’s Variety parking lot on Friday, from 3pm until 6pm. People will be able to voice concerns about antisocial or crimi...

The Minister of Education, The Hon. Diallo Rabain formally congratulates all schools and students who participated in the 2019 Marine Advanced Technology in Education (MATE) Bermuda Regional Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) Challenge held on 27 April...

A spice trader who invested in an Arbitrade cryptocurrency token wrote to the Premier seeking assurances about the company’s operations in Bermuda after it “disappeared on” backers earlier this year. Zach Bobker, a managing partner of online delivery...

The Salvation Army launched its annual Red Shield Appeal on Friday. Major Sandra Stokes, divisional leader of the Salvation Army, said it was aimed to raise $500,000 to finance programmes to help those in need. She said it was hoped that much of the ...

An acting Registrar of Companies found “no obvious deficiencies” in a business licence application from cryptocurrency firm Arbitrade, but compliance checkers said there were problems with the company’s plan to combat money laundering and terrorist f...

Cryptocurrency firm Arbitrade were urged by the Bermuda Government to keep its promise to plough $1 million into fintech development, despite not having a licence to run a digital asset business on the island. Correspondence obtained by The Royal Gaz...

A woman who dedicated her life after a cancer diagnosis to help others fight the disease has died. Giovanna Watson, who was 42, died on Saturday after a more than four-year battle against colon cancer. Patrina “Powergirl” O’Connor, a radio host and c...

A crowd of hundreds came out for the Axa End-to-End event at the weekend. Fewer than 100 people set out on the 40-kilometre route from St George’s to Dockyard at 7am, but the crowds swelled because of hundreds who laced up for the Middle-to-End, whic...

A nine-year-old schoolgirl thought she could never take part in sports because of medical problems that caused near-blindness and affected her co-ordination. Now Laila Martins, after a year of aerial yoga classes, has performed in her first dance sho...