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In her eighties, Myrtle Durham took on a cause: a bus stop in her neighbourhood in Smith’s. Trash was a problem as was the foliage, which was frequently overgrown. “I was cutting the bushes otherwise if you sit down on the bench that is there, the bu...

More than 250 gospel singers from around the globe entertained crowds in Hamilton yesterday. Visitors from the United States, Caribbean, Britain and Africa sang on the steps of City Hall to celebrate the 49th Annual Caribbean Lectureship. It is the f...

Bermuda claimed two more medals at the NatWest International Island Games in Gibraltar today, winning bronze in bowling and tennis. Damien Matthews and David Maycock added to the silver won by Lamar Richardson in the men’s singles on the opening day ...

An investigation into delays in the payment of compensation to victims of crime is at the “fact-finding stage”, it has been revealed. Victoria Pearman, the Ombudsman, said “that the potential harm of maladministration at the Criminal Injuries Compens...

This is the last of a four-part series looking into health policy under the Progressive Labour Party Universal healthcare in many countries has been achieved by a mixed model of funding. General taxation revenue is the primary source of funding, but...

Local charities have reaped a surprise bonus from this year’s donations from the Bermuda End-to-End event. Four good causes were expected to get $30,000 each from the annual walk — but the figure was boosted to $45,000 apiece because of the high leve...

Mere moments after the start of the hastily called community forum, the tears started to flow. “Gobsmacked” was how one Youngstown reader described her horrified reaction to the surprise announcement, just days before, that the city’s 150-year-old da...

The government body set up to compensate victims of crime has failed to reveal the size of its “serious backlog” of cases under public access to information. The Criminal Injuries Compensation Board told the Court of Appeal last November that it had ...

Financial technology services have become mainstream and can be expected to proliferate and mature in the coming years. Research by EY shows that money transfer and payments were the most commonly used fintech services, with others including savings ...

The white elephant flagship of the marine police has been sold at a knockdown price, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Australian-built patrol boat MV Guardian was bought almost 13 years ago for $1.7 million. But, after it spent much of its career ti...