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Find out how you can make the most of your right to know at a panel discussion tomorrow. The Information Commissioner’s Office is hosting the event, “Just Ask, Looking Back and Looking Ahead at Our Right to Know” at Hallet Hall, Bermuda College, from...

Bermudians who are living, working and studying in Britain will be able to meet with Michael Dunkley, the Premier, at two networking forums next month. According to the island’s London Office, the first will be held on Monday at Stirlings Bar and Lou...

Rubis Energy Bermuda is celebrating its tenth anniversary with the “Fuelling 4 a Cause” charity promotion. From tomorrow until Wednesday, November 9, Rubis will donate 5 cents per gallon of fuel sold at its service stations to 12 good causes chosen ...

A New York following continues to grow for Thirdstory, an R & B/folk trio including Bermudian singer Ben Lusher, which has just been featured in the New York Post. Thirdstory kicked off the Bermuda Festival in January, and have most recently been cov...

A white Kia Sportage was stolen from outside a home in Hilltop Drive, Hamilton Parish. The Bermuda Police Service are appealing for help tracking down the vehicle, licence plate 16306, which was taken between 11pm on Sunday and 7am on Monday. Anyone ...

The One Bermuda Alliance and Progressive Labour Party are both unfit to lead the country because of their infighting, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. All four of Bermuda’s leading politicians were also widely chastised for thei...

As the world this weekend marked what would have been his 80th birthday, locals record how Jim Henson’s “rainbow connection” with Bermuda began before a single Sesame Street episode had even aired. In the late Sixties the menagerie of hand-operated ...

Broadway comes to Bermuda next month as the Gilbert & Sullivan Society unveils its new production Magic of the Musicals. Appearing in the society’s youth ensemble will be 13-year-old Onuri Smith — an actor, singer and dancer who hopes to one day turn...

Public indignation over the $38,000 bill to send three Bermuda Government officials to last month’s Olympic Games was “well-founded”, Michael Dunkley has conceded. However, the Premier defended the One Bermuda Alliance’s overall travel budget and hig...

The Salvation Army is today holding its seventh annual Recovery Walk to highlight “the struggle of addiction and the toil it has on the social fabric of the community”. The clients and staff at the charity’s Harbour Light addiction programme complete...