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A young Bermudian living with a rare disease is being featured on a giant screen on Times Square in New York City. The young man, who wishes to remain unnamed, is featured among others in celebration of Rare Disease Day tomorrow, the last day of Febr...

Middle school students from across the island developed their academic, physical and social goals during their February break. Thirty students took part in the Mirrors Programme’s five-day interactive “Super Camp” junior forum. According to Tinée ...

A marine biologist and conservationist will take centre stage at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. Belen Garcia Ovide, founder and project manager at Ocean Missions, based in Iceland, will be speaking on March 5, during the first of this...

The health minister has the legal power to stop soot emissions from Belco by declaring them a “statutory nuisance”

The leader of the OBA has admitted an error of judgment over the TA fee and has issued a public apology to his party

The cost of eggs rose by 50 per cent as other foods recorded double digit increases and was fuel was up 5 per cent year over year

Minister says policy change is needed to reverse the trend to an ageing population

The Royal Gazette is pleased to announce that it will be publishing “Crabgrass” as its latest comic strip. "Crabgrass” is described as a a strip about childhood friendship and its peaks and valleys. A description from syndicate Andrews McMeel U...

The integrated agriculture strategy, which will form part of the Government’s Economic Development Strategy

When a leading British environmental consultancy firm suggested in 2021 that the cause of soot fallout was flakes accumulating on surfaces inside the North Power Station stack, Belco rejected the theory. The consultant Ricardo Energy & Environment, c...