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Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute is to pull out all the stops for an extra spooky Hallowe’en. Highlights of tomorrow’s event include a ghost train, an “enchanted dive”, a scavenger hunt, games, arts and a buccaneer bake sale. A costume parade...

Children miss out on learning basic skills because the benefit of play is undervalued, child development experts said yesterday. And a lack of risk and more time spent on computers and tablets means young children are not able to develop basic physi...

With the PLP Government now well and truly settled into their new roles, The Royal Gazette examines what progress the new administration has made on its key promises. Parliamentary oversight A plan to set up three watchdog committees recommended by t...

The destruction of an historic lion-shaped rock formation was carried out without planning permission. The Government’s planning department has launched an inquiry into the demolition of Lion Rock, once a main tourist attraction at Harrington Sound. ...

Only a quarter of a gasoline spill at a fuel depot in St George’s has been recovered seven months after the incident, government environmental watchdogs said today. And traces of the leak have spread outside the Rubis site where the accident happened...

A workshop on building relationships between charities and donors has been set up next month. James Hodge will present “Shifting Philanthropy — From Raising Money to Deepening Meaning” on November 10. It is being organised by the Association of Fundr...

The Bermuda First advisory group was yesterday given a new lease of life. Philip Butterfield, former CEO of HSBC Bermuda, was made chairman of the re-established group, which is tasked with developing a long-term economic and social vision for the is...

Police today warned that antisocial behaviour like egg throwing will not be tolerated at Hallowe’en. Officers will be on patrol across the island to monitor the festivities to ensure public safety. A police spokesman said: “Motorists are advised to s...

The devastation caused by hurricanes Maria and Irma formed the focus of discussions at a Special Meeting of the Caribbean Overseas Territories this weekend. David Burt flew to Miami to join leaders of Anguilla, Monserrat, the British Virgin Islands, ...

Government reform minister Lovitta Foggo toured the new site of the Bermuda Post Office Mail Processing Centre. The BMPC vacated its publicly owned premises at the L.F. Wade International Airport and relocated to the New Venture Building, Mills Creek...