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The Bermuda Police Service has welcomed 19 new Reserve Police Constables to the force. A total of 18 Bermudians and one spouse of a Bermudian were officially named Reserve Constables during a passing out ceremony at Prospect Police Recreation Club ha...

A former Bermuda Regiment conscript claims he was sexually assaulted in the shower by Glenn Brangman at Warwick Camp more than 20 years ago and was left so distraught he attempted suicide.Soldier C contacted The Royal Gazette in tears after reading t...

A Bermuda lawyer has won an X-Factor-style competition in the Caymans for lawyers working in business turnarounds and insolvency. Alex Potts, of Hamilton’s Sedgwick Chudleigh, won the “rising star” award against tough competition from the UK, the Cay...

Lady Bluebirds opened up a three-point cushion at the top of the Senior Winter Netball League after defeating Warwick Workman’s Club Pink Panthers in their last outing at Bernard Park. Led by Danielle Raynor’s 30 goals, Lady Bluebirds came away with ...

Government today announced the members of a new committee established to modernise Bermuda’s labour laws. Lawyers Alan Dunch and Wendell Hollis, Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert and Bermuda Public Services Union general secretary Ed B...

HSBC has won a prestige environmental award for its landmark Harbourview Centre. The Front Street building has hit the gold standard in the US Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) awards. HSBC Bermuda CEO Richard Moseley said: “This w...

The Minister of Finance for Lucerne was in Bermuda’s Supreme Court’s commercial litigation suite yesterday testifying in a $100 million lawsuit, pitting a Swiss arts foundation against Butterfield Trust Bermuda Limited (BTB), as the case entered its ...

Overseas firms could be tempted to take over running services like the airport if the SAGE Commission’s proposals on privatisation take off. And construction firms would be eager to move into new areas if Government maintenance contracts in areas lik...

Ombudsman for Bermuda Arlene Brock believes a lawsuit against her by the Corporation of Hamilton potentially threatens the existence of her office in Bermuda. Appearing in the Supreme Court before Puisne Judge Stephen Hellman, who is debating whether...

Some civil servants are being awarded “exorbitant” benefits packages with overtime pay that is “significantly higher than the norm in the private sector”, according to the SAGE Commission. And Government employees have been able to secure generous de...