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Opposition Senate leader Renee Ming has raised concerns about the lack of funding going towards support groups for women. Ms Ming voiced fears that there was no funding going towards the Women’s Resource Centre and the Physical Abuse Centre as senato...

A new conservation project to cull lionfish using remotely operated underwater vehicles is being launched. Atlantic Lionshare Ltd, a Bermudian-based company, will start the initial testing of its Reef Sweeper prototype in the seas off Bermuda this we...

A new sailing programme is being launched for children with autism spectrum disorder. The No Limits programme, provided by BF&M, in collaboration with the America’s Cup Endeavour Programme and BASE — Bermuda Autism Support and Education, looks to of...

Bermuda has officially joined up to an international agreement to combat discrimination against women. According to a statement by Government House, the UK has extended the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women to...

The 2017-18 Budget was approved by the Senate on Friday evening after more than 20 hours of debate on the estimates of expenditure for 25 government ministries. During the motion to adjourn, several senators spoke about the importance of the process ...

More than half of people believe the investigations into Ewart Brown and the Progressive Labour Party are politically motivated, according to a new poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. The vast majority of those think the One Bermuda Alliance has ...

When he was only four years old, Sheridan Smith would beg his parents to take him to Clearwater Beach after school so he could watch the aeroplanes coming in. And when all his friends wanted cool wheels for their birthdays, the young Sheridan wanted...

The General Post Office in Hamilton will relocate its letter floor retail services from the ground floor to the lower level of the building from April 3. The public should access the post office on Parliament Street for all stamp sales, letter and pa...

More than 20 Bermudians were welcomed to the start of a Kia training and certification programme at Bermuda College this morning. The weeklong course will see college students join employees from Bermuda Motors and the Bermuda Government’s Works & E...

A series of activities was held last week to commemorate the United Nations’ International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Organised by the African Diaspora Heritage Trail, the events began with a lect...