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Sir John Swan says Bermuda has an urgent economic need to bring in more people from overseas and failure to lower immigration barriers in a carefully planned way will limit opportunities for the next generation. The former Premier was among an audien...

A dog owner whose boxer killed one dog and seriously injured another is to stand trial following a successful appeal by prosecutors. Last June, charges against John Tomlinson were thrown out of court after his lawyer Saul Dismont argued the case had...

The Bermuda National Gallery will host the first in a series of intimate music sessions alongside its current display tonight. At “Love for Sale: A Jazz Standard”, singer Joy Barnum will perform requests, a rarity, to a limited audience from 7pm to 8...

Seymour’s Pond Nature Reserve has been officially adopted by Deloitte, ensuring that the Southampton reserve will be well maintained. The 2.84-acre reserve, in the Barnes Corner area, is owned by the Bermuda Audubon Society, but is open to the public...

One of Brendan Huttick’s fondest childhood memories is getting a dehydrator for Christmas. He was eight, and dreamed of making smoked meat. “I was one of those odd children,” he laughed. “I lived in Pennsylvania at the time. My neighbour had just ru...

Credit rating agency Moody’s has welcomed Government’s progress in cutting its deficit. Moody’s said Government had reduced its target for current expenditure cuts from 5 per cent to 3.5 per cent after it was unable to renew its cost-cutting furlough...

February is Black History Month and this year marks the 400th anniversary that blacks were brought to Bermuda as indentured servants. Throughout this month, The Royal Gazette will feature people, events, places and institutions that have contributed ...

A father has been left heartbroken after animal wardens seized his son’s “best friend”. But Styles Furbert of Warwick has been told that he will have ten days to get his two-year-old mixed pitbull terrier Isis overseas. “I am heartbroken, devastated...

Friendly, feisty and fiercely devoted to her family, former postmistress Marita “Mama Rit” Thompson passed away this month aged 71. She and her husband, Somerset native Ira “Lissie” Thompson, had two children — deputy pilot warden Mario Thompson and ...