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The birthrate reached a new low in 2014 while Government expenditure exceeded revenue by a record $300 million in fiscal year 2014/15, according to the latest Bermuda Digest of Statistics. The publication revealed that a total of 574 “live births” we...

A man arrested during a police raid in St George yesterday denied drugs offences. Justin Denbrook, 32, pleaded not guilty in Magistrates’ Court to charges of possessing cannabis with intent to supply and possessing cannabis resin. The total quantity...

Police have put out a call for anyone who may have witnessed the arrest of a 17-year-old boy on St John’s Road, Pembroke on the evening of January 1. Comments online suggest that witnesses were present on the vicinity where a police pursuit of the te...

Work is to commence tomorrow on the navigational equipment at LF Wade International airport, concluding late in July of this year. While the new equipment is being implemented with the help of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), certain servic...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board yesterday released an update on its financial status, including its payments on the new Acute Care Wing. According to an accompanying statement, the board has been able to absorb the cost of payments for the new wing while...

The wrong dates for this year’s Cup Match holiday are being given by a number of publications and websites, the Cabinet Office has said. The annual Cup Match holiday is observed on the Thursday and Friday before the first Monday in August. Emancipati...

“To be silly. Not too silly. Just the right amount of silly.” That was the promise made between husband and wife Cullen and Kaitlyn O’Hara as they exchanged vows at their New Year’s Eve wedding. The short ceremony was peppered with kisses — each vow ...

City officials have declared North Hamilton’s big night on New Year’s Eve a spectacular success. The festivities pulled in close to 1,000 people without incident and were well endorsed by area businesses. Charles Gosling, the mayor, said the Corporat...

Mutiny, murder and cannibalism are just a few of the cheery topics in Graham Faiella’s new non-fiction book, Ate the Dog Yesterday. The Bermudian author extensively researched all manner of maritime dramas for his latest release, delving deep into th...

Developing his career as a boat builder has been a labour of love for 23-year-old Alton O’Connor, but perseverance has paid off as he nears the conclusion of his first big job. “You’ve got to do what you love,” Mr O’Connor told The Royal Gazette. “I ...