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Those seeking help with addiction are being encouraged to attend open-air meetings at the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art and the lush surroundings of the Botanical Gardens as part of September’s Recovery Month. The Onion Patch Group of Alcoholics...

Michael Dunkley, the Premier, has called on the disaffected Bermudian public to help improve the island’s political system through increased participation. A Royal Gazette poll published yesterday revealed that 57 per cent of people believed that bo...

Contentious legislation aimed at regulating private healthcare providers and the equipment they use is due to be retabled in Parliament in November but some doctors fear they still won’t be happy with the reworked Bill. The Royal Gazette understands ...

Veteran political figures have faulted the leadership of both parties for electoral disillusionment exposed this week in a poll by The Royal Gazette. Disgruntled voters from “right across the spectrum” regularly voice dissatisfaction to a lunch group...

An armed robber aimed a gun at the chef of a Hamilton restaurant on Sunday night, demanding cash, according to the owner. While the culprit escaped, fleeing Wok Express with a quantity of cash, no one was injured in the incident. Owner Gilles Callier...

Bermuda Hospitals Board has announced there will be no increase in fees for the island’s hospitals for the year 2016/17. The arrangement is not without challenges, a statement said this afternoon: increasing numbers of patients are turning up both Ki...

Motorists heading west are warned about traffic delays after an oil spill in Southampton. The incident happened at about 3pm on Middle Road, in the area of Whale Bay, and has led to diversions along the Railway Trail. At 4.40pm, the Bermuda Police Se...

Project Co, the new company poised to assume operations at LF Wade International Airport, has agreed to union requests after staff raised concerns over a letter of employment sent out earlier this month. Chris Furbert, the president of the Bermuda In...

A group who campaigned in support of the controversial Pathways to Status legislation have launched an online survey to collect information about long-term resident non-Bermudians. The survey by the “We Support Pathways” Facebook group is hoped to bu...