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Nearly seven out of ten people approve of David Burt’s performance as Premier, according to a new survey. The Bermuda Omnibus Survey, conducted by Total Research Associates, also shows both blacks and whites are both increasingly satisfied with Mr Bu...

All education staff will undergo performance appraisals as part of the blueprint for Bermuda’s public school system. Education minister Diallo Rabain delivered an update on Plan 2022 at the House of Assembly today. The plan does not specifically addr...

Kristin Burt is the first premier’s wife to be trained in child sex abuse prevention by charity Saving Children and Revealing Secrets. Mrs Burt, who organised the training for parents and staff at her children’s preschool, said anyone who cares for c...

“Sugar tax” legislation has been tabled in the House of Assembly. The Customs Tariff Amendment (No. 2) Bill includes several changes to import duty rates relating to sugar and sugar products. A Government spokesman said: “This follows the Sugar Tax C...

The Royal Gazette is excited to bring you live streaming of the World Triathlon Series race in Yokohama, Japan, tonight.All eyes were on Bermuda's Flora Duffy after her virtuoso performance on home soil two weeks ago, as she attempts to retain the cr...

People have been asked to wear purple today to support those suffering from lupus. Two patients, who asked not to be named, shared their experience of the potentially fatal autoimmune disease. “Blessing” said her illness started with severe migraine ...

Hundreds of people came together yesterday to mourn and to heal at a national Day of Peace. Pastor Leroy Bean, the island’s gang violence reduction co-ordinator, said: “We believe that unless a nation mourns, we can’t heal. “And so we are coming tog...

Businessman Wendall Brown asked a judge yesterday to throw out a lawsuit brought against him and one of his companies by the former One Bermuda Alliance government. The civil action accused Mr Brown and Zane DeSilva, a Progressive Labour Party MP, of...

Men have been called to support women and join a “silent walk with a purpose” on Mother’s Day. Participants will cover their mouths with masks for the walk through Hamilton on Sunday as “a sign of paying respect to the departed and a token of prayer”...

A top official at the Corporation of Hamilton was suspended on full pay yesterday after it was revealed that he is to appear in court in connection with the failed Par-la-Ville Hotel deal. Charles Gosling, the Mayor of Hamilton, confirmed yesterday ...