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Police tonight asked for help finding a teenager who has gone missing for a third time. Nolldre Brown, 16, was last seen at the bus depot in St George’s on Friday at about 9.25pm. He is black, about 5ft 8in, slim and with little facial hair. He was l...

A golf event will be held to raise funds for a Royal Bermuda Regiment soldier who was left fighting for his life after he was hit by a car at a Covid-19 checkpoint. Friends and colleagues of Private Ndavyah Williams hope to support the 26-year-old as...

A celebrated and sporting family from a tight-knit community said goodbye last week to two neighbourhood figures who died within a day of one another. Virginia “MamaGin” DeGraff, a centenarian from North Village, Pembroke, who walked to a variety of ...

We are now just a few days away from the reopening of the Bermuda Bridge Club, with the first post-lockdown game scheduled for 9.30am on Wednesday. The club last saw a live game on March 13. It is a tight balancing act on when to get going, but I thi...

An annual fundraising event will become a virtual challenge that can be tackled anytime over 3½ weeks. The Bermuda Zoological Society’s Zoom Around The Sound will take place from September 5 to 30. A spokeswoman said: “Although participants will be u...

Readers may recall from The Royal Gazette of about two years ago the story of a Warwick resident who ran up a series of six-figure debts in the name of her four children — all of whom were under 12 years of age. According to the records of the Suprem...

At this moment, mainstream and social media are excited about the potential of a third party running in the upcoming snap election. As a candidate for the One Bermuda Alliance, I am mindful that we came into being as a third-party alternative to the ...

A government announcement on boosted opportunities for Bermudian businesses breached the ministerial code of conduct, the One Bermuda Alliance claimed yesterday. The OBA went on the offensive after Wayne Furbert, the Cabinet Office minister, said th...

A British photographer is hoping her pictures of local artists in their studios will draw attention to their work. Sophie Foden-Pattinson snapped shots of nine artists this summer as part of an ongoing project aimed at “capturing a narrative of the a...

There was “no question about a safe exercise of democracy” at the General Election, the Premier insisted last night. David Burt said he had met John Rankin, the Governor, to assure him the Parliamentary Registrar, Tenia Woolridge, would be supplied w...