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The Department of Health has been ordered to reconsider its refusal to release health and safety records for the island’s childcare facilities under public access to information. The department, which rejected a 2016 Pati request from The Royal Gazet...

Leisure air arrivals from Canada climbed 20 per cent in the first quarter of 2018. Bermuda Tourism Authority chief executive Kevin Dallas announced the jump as officials celebrated the 70th anniversary of Air Canada’s service to Bermuda yesterday. Mr...

Long-term care residents at the hospital will be able to enjoy more outdoor activities this summer thanks to the American Society of Bermuda. The society — a group of US citizens who live in Bermuda — donated a tent and crafting supplies to the resi...

Kim Wilson reiterated the need for affordable healthcare and promised that Government will move forward with reform. Ms Wilson, the Minister of Health, said the Government is “pressing ahead” on proposals for financing reform developed under the nati...

Residents are being urged to put out their trash on the morning of collection days to prevent garbage attracting rats. Vector Control warned the public after receiving more reports of rats in areas where rubbish had been allowed to pile up since the ...

Six young men won praise in the House of Assembly after being named Bermuda’s Outstanding Teens. Public school S4 students Sekai Wainwright, Kenji Robinson, George Frost, Yasser Baia, Angelis Hunt and Jay-Quan Dill were noted for their talents and ac...

Residents are vowing to stage a vociferous protest should a proposed concert featuring R&B star R. Kelly go ahead this year. The artist, who has been at the centre of sexual-abuse controversies in the United States, is expected to perform at the Nati...

A 41-year-old Warwick man was fined and banned from the road for 18 months today for driving under the influence. Shay Stafford admitted driving on May 1 while the proportion of alcohol in his blood exceeded the legal limit in Sandys. Magistrates’ Co...

Warwick Academy was the winner of the Pembroke Rotary IT Quiz. Students were tested on 20 questions by a panel of judges in the event at Mount Saint Agnes on Thursday. Warwick’s team of Nathan Cabral, Kieron Rushe and Denton Trott took first place. C...

Bermudian mothers should have the option of a specialised birth centre outside hospital, a top British-based midwife has said. Tandy Deane-Gray added that island midwives should be able to provide a broader range of services to expectant mothers. Ms ...