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2018 marks a meaningful new chapter for Bank of Bermuda Foundation in awarding scholarships to Bermuda’s students. The philanthropic organisation recently underwent an intensive strategic planning process, out of which a new and innovative direction ...

Historic houses could be restored to their original colours thanks to scientists from the United States. The Bermuda National Trust, with the help of American architects and conservation experts, has taken samples from 15 houses across the island, so...

A family was last night in a desperate hunt for a new house after they were evicted from their home of 26 years. Leasser and Stanley Swan were ordered to quit the house by 8pm last night after they fell behind with the rent to owners the Bermuda Hous...

The oldest harbour seal at the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo has died at the age of 35. A Bermuda Zoological Society spokeswoman said the seal, named Charlotte, died of complications from cancer last Thursday. The spokeswoman for the Flatts attrac...

A pastor was “livid” yesterday after he was refused permission to have an abandoned car removed from his church car park. Leonard Santucci said he was so fed up with people dumping cars in the parking area that he planned to block it off. Dr Santucci...

A 38-year-old man was charged in Magistrates’ Court yesterday with a string of summer thefts. Perry Hayward denied a range of offences, including taking two motorcycles without consent and an attempt to steal money from HSBC. He also denied the theft...

A cruise ship passenger caught with cocaine was fined $2,500 fine in Magistrates’ Court. The court heard that Daniel Trujillo, 32, was stopped by customs officers at Heritage Wharf last Thursday. The court heard that officers searched the Rockaway, N...

The full details of a $600,000 payout to former premier Ewart Brown from the public purse late last year will remain under wraps. The Ministry of Health refused a public access to information request from The Royal Gazette to release the financial ag...

Volunteer landscapers have spent their summer holidays tidying up public areas in their parish. Krishun Douglas, Deszion Davis and Antoine Richards are among the people who offered their services to carry out gardening work in Devonshire. The drive w...

Bernard Fox, a “free-spirited warrior of St David’s” who honoured his Pequot tribe heritage with the name Chief Running Water, has died at the age of 86. His sister, Ronnie Chameau, said her brother was “liked by all” in St David’s, where he repaired...