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The sixth annual Groundswell Lionfish Tournament has been hailed a “fantastic” success, with a record-breaking 153 lionfish caught by more than 150 participants. “It was fantastic, it went really well,” Selange Gitschner, of Groundswell, told The Ro...

A long-running police investigation into claims of corruption against former Premier Ewart Brown has cost more than $2.2 million to date, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The amount has been disclosed after a public access to information request from th...

Campaigners supporting the Bermuda Government’s Pathways legislation are calling for immigration talks to encompass those born on the island or who arrived at a young age. The We Support Pathways Facebook group is voicing concern at Progressive Labou...

Motorists could face delays on Harbour Road tomorrow as Belco carry out overhead and underground work between Chapel Road and Valley Road from 9am to 5pm. “Traffic controls will be in place,” said a Belco spokesperson. “With the exception of reside...

The president of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce has hit out at taxi drivers who may have created a bad impression for tourists by withdrawing their labour over the weekend. John Wight pitched in to help residents minimise disruptions caused by the i...

HSBC Bermuda staff lined the streets of Hamilton yesterday for the bank’s annual motorcade and Cup Match flag giveaway. Bank employees, sporting red shirts, were handing out Somerset and St George’s flags to residents and tourists, and encouraging th...

A 27-year-old Smith’s man has been fined $400 for threatening police officers and refusing to leave Spanish Point Boat Club. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court on Monday, Alex Mcdonough pleaded guilty to the offences, which took place on Sunday, July 1...

Maxanne Anderson has been appointed the island’s newest magistrate, with Government House announcing she will take up the full-time post in the near future. The Governor, George Fergusson, commended her as “highly qualified to take over the challenge...

A utility pole is down in the road in the area of South Road and Cataract Hill in Paget. Belco has been notified and is in the process of rectifying the situation.

Senator Michael Fahy has thanked minibus and taxi drivers who continued providing services despite a withdrawal of labour on Friday and yesterday. Mr Fahy, the tourism and transport minister, also repeated his pledge to talk with industry figures to ...