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A 46-year-old Smith’s man is reportedly stable at the Intensive Care Unit following a two-vehicle collision last night. According to a police spokesman, the crash happened on Harrington Sound Road in Smith’s, near the junction with Odyssey Drive, a...

Renovations to Dockyard’s historic Moresby House have been completed. The building was constructed in 1899 as the residence of the Office-in-Charge of Works. Later called HMS Malabar, it has remained empty since the Royal Navy left Dockyard in 1995....

A teenage man was “conscious and responsive” this morning after being shot in the North Shore Road-Glebe Road area of Devonshire last night. Just before 1pm today the victim was reported to be stable in the Intensive Care Unit at the hospital. A poli...

Opposition leader David Burt announced on Friday night that he will call a motion of no confidence at the next sitting of Parliament. If the motion succeeds, the Governor would be tasked with removing the Premier. The One Bermuda Alliance and Progres...

A car overturned in Southampton last night, leaving the driver with no injuries. A police spokesman said the incident happened in the South Road, Eastdale Lane area at around 11.30pm. “The circumstances of the crash remain unclear at this time,” he s...

Bermuda artist Collie Buddz said his latest album was a reflection of his life over the past ten years. “This is my first independent release and being fully hands-on in all aspects of the process has been amazing,” he said of the album, entitled Go...

Former attorney-general Mark Pettingill has told why he got involved in civil court proceedings brought by the Government of Bermuda against the Lahey Clinic. The independent MP, who has lent his name to a document in support of Lahey’s motion to hav...

An eco-friendly business hub could become the new tenant at Cross Island after the America’s Cup sets sail. In a report released yesterday, the Cross Island Legacy Committee — established to find a use for the nine-acre parcel of land currently hous...

My first encounter with David Saul was about six months after I arrived in Bermuda, when someone in The Royal Gazette newsroom suggested I call him about his plan to be buried at sea. It seemed an unusual thing to ring a complete stranger about, out ...

Family and friends of former premier David Saul bid farewell to him yesterday afternoon in a brief but beautiful ceremony at sea. A small flotilla of boats, followed by a handful of people on kayaks and paddleboards, headed about a mile off Devonshir...