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A “very well-received” anti-bullying drive for the island’s workplaces has been launched by the Bermuda Public Services Union. Jason Hayward, the BPSU president, said that a special-edition resource magazine printed for the campaign had been in high ...

Tiara Webb, the daughter of former Government minister Renee Webb, has been elected to join the Phi Beta Kappa honour society upon her graduation. Ms Webb, 21, graduated magna cum laude with a degree in journalism and media production from the Edward...

There is no substitute for blood in the immediate aftermath of a serious medical emergency that requires a transfusion. With the donor population declining and patients still dying from blood loss, Edward Schultz, the chief of emergency medicine at ...

The education system and black history were among the issues tackled during the island’s first “Speakers’ Corner” on Sunday afternoon. Dozens turned up to the Loyal Gazette event at Loyal Hill Field in Devonshire, which allowed members of the public ...

The Eliza DoLittle Society is urging people in need of food to seek help rather than resort to theft. Executive director Carole Paynter spoke to The Royal Gazette after reading about recent court cases where defendants said they stole because they w...

After spending ten weeks in Kenya, a Bermudian mental health expert has vowed to tackle two of the African nation’s most serious problems: drug addiction and religious radicalisation. Maxim Alkon is seeking funding from the country’s government to im...

Some new pension applications were not processed in time for this week’s payment, the Department of Social Insurance has advised. The delay is a result of the Department’s switch to a temporary office at Global House. New applicants who submitted the...

“Ageing and end of life” will be the subject of the fifth and final ageing forum hosted by the Peace and Social Justice Committee of the Roman Catholic Church of Bermuda. Presenters for the event at St Theresa’s Church Hall, Hamilton, on Friday, are ...

Motorists have been warned of a road closure in St David’s this Saturday to accommodate the Bermuda Heroes Weekend ‘Parade of Bands’. The Ministry of Public Works announced that Southside Road from the junction at St David’s Road and Southside Road ...

The Corporation of Hamilton has applied to overturn the legal judgment regarding its $18 million debt over the failed Par-la-Ville hotel project. Mayor Charles Gosling said that the Corporation’s prior administration did not have the remit to enter i...