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Plans to build a floating dock for the America’s Cup close to the Causeway have been given the green light. The Development Applications Board approved proposals to build a T-shaped floating dock, which would extend from the existing bus lay-by north...

Ray Charlton has cited the growing tide of politically driven divisive rhetoric and constant negativity as contributory factors for deciding to step down as chairman of West End Development Corporation. Mr Charlton, who informed Michael Dunkley, the ...

A “passionate but productive” meeting at CedarBridge Academy brought stakeholders to brainstorm stopgap measures for students left stranded by repeatedly cancelled buses. The school is often the worst hit when public transport falls short, with repre...

Bermuda’s appetite for cement continues to run high, fuelled by major infrastructural works, but supplies are in stock to weather demand — even with the imminent shipping interruption of the America’s Cup. Cement importers Maxcem plans to amass a thr...

Charity commissioners are still deciding whether to recommend the renewal of Preserve Marriage’s charitable status, which ran out on April 5. The Royal Gazette understands that the committee failed to reach a decision at its last meeting and will loo...

For Chris Pitcher and his 12-year-old son C.J. the clock is ticking and the final checks and preparations for tomorrow’s Mohawk Grand Prix are already well under way. The four-time champion is looking to make it five when he gets behind the wheel of ...

News Staff Northlands Primary School student Nailah Chimbi has won the 2017 Belco Bird Kite Safety Poster competition. The year-two student and her class were invited to the company’s headquarters, where Belco Bird presented her with the grand prize ...

Those looking to send kites soaring on Good Friday will have favourable conditions, according to one weather forecaster. James Dodgson, deputy director with the Bermuda Weather Service, said a moderate northeasterly breeze would make for good kite fl...

People are being given a chance to get a taste of the challenges faced by contestants in the Colonial Bermuda 100 Day Challenge with a free public boot camp. The Challenge last took place in 2013 and is now being sponsored by Colonial with 25 people ...

Michael Dunkley joined Elliot Primary School students for their annual kite day today. The Premier, who was invited by P2 teacher Beverley Taylor, helped the students to prepare their kites for flying, as well as getting them up in the air. Mr Dunk...