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The public can learn more about autism spectrum disorder during a lecture this month at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. The talk, Autism Spectrum Disorder and Other Commonly Occurring Conditions, will be presented by doctors Gagan Joshi...

The number of MPs willing to publicly state their stance on same-sex marriage has risen significantly since the end of last year. With just a day to go before Bermudians go to the polls to answer two referendum questions on same-sex marriage and civi...

HIV Awareness Month has been observed this month by the Ministry of Health, in conjunction with the charity Supportive Therapy for Aids persons and their Relatives. The ministry stresses that knowing your HIV status and early diagnosis are important ...

An art installation outside City Hall will be rebuilt and strengthened after being damaged by wind over the weekend. While initially believed to have been the work of vandals, police were able to determine by reviewing CCTV footage that natural cause...

Details of the Department of Education’s Steam Academy summer programme have been released. The Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths Academy project, for P5 and senior school students, is a joint partnership with Great 4 Learning and Ah! ...

The murder of Fiqre Crockwell, whose life was claimed in a predawn shooting on Monday, has left another child fatherless. Gina Spence, whose Champions Programme deals directly with the children left behind, said her group had discreetly contacted Mr ...

The One Bermuda Alliance is hanging on to its narrow lead over the Progressive Labour Party, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. The OBA has a 38-36 lead over the PLP in the survey by Global Research this month, compared with the 3...

The Parliamentary Registry website has been “temporarily suspended”, according to a spokeswoman, but is expected to return to operation by tomorrow afternoon. In a statement, the spokeswoman stated that polling station listings for tomorrow’s referen...

Take part in our live conversation with Michael Dunkley, the Premier, on Cover-it-Live at http://www.royalgazette.com/live

More than a thousand people took advantage of a break in the wet weather to take part in the Parade of the Bands in St David’s on Saturday. Huge crowds dressed in their carnival best took to the streets, dancing to soca music and celebrating the Nati...