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Bermuda’s final court of appeal will hear a case next week which could open the door for British Overseas Territories citizens to apply for Bermudian status. The applicant, Michael Barbosa, will argue that parts of the Bermuda Immigration and Protect...

The Pembroke Rotary Club sponsored a Student IT Quiz to play its part in developing the IT skills of Bermuda’s young people and exposing them to the opportunities available in Fintech and other fields as the country moves onto the global blockchain s...

Bermuda’s youth are building confidence and developing essential life skills such as communication, problem-solving and teamwork by engaging in Endeavour Community Sailing’s experiential education programmes. Leatrice Oatley, Chairperson¬ for Endea...

On 6 June 2019 His Excellency the Governor, John Rankin, welcomed a wide cross section of the community to Government House to celebrate the 93rd birthday of Her Majesty The Queen. Among those present were first-time guests who had applied for an inv...

Almost 20 buses were cancelled this afternoon, according to a Government alert. A total of 19 buses scheduled to be released between 4.11pm and 10.20pm have been cancelled. Affected routes include Routes 8, 9, 7, 11, 10, and 4. The alert was released...

A veteran pilot who steered ships into Hamilton Harbour for decades has died. John Kennedy, who retired in 1989 at the rank of pilot warden, was 95. Department of Marine and Ports staff said he was a mentor who left a mark on the Bermuda Branch Pilot...

Paget residents can talk to their parish constable at a community outreach clinic today. Constable Roseann “Buffy” Mienzer is to meet and greet area residents from noon until 3pm at the A1 Paget grocery store on Valley Road. A police spokesman said t...

The Attorney-General asked The Royal Gazette yesterday to stop inquiring about a government programme that sends vulnerable children overseas and about child-abuse allegations at some of the schools used. The youngsters go to institutions abroad as p...

An old building was demolished because its government quango owners said it would cost too much to repair. The Bermuda Land Development Corporation tore down the derelict Lilyfield Place in St David’s about six weeks ago. It was once part of the US N...

Hundreds of parade revelers were awestruck when they saw the City of Hamilton’s winning entry in the Heritage Day Parade on May 24th. The eye-catching entry, towering over the crowds and the heads of its handlers, was reminiscent of a Macy’s Thanksgi...