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Two young men sent from Bermuda to an American reform school have told how they were beaten and humiliated by teachers, with one alleging he would lie in bed at night hearing students raping other children. Both were sent to Glen Mills Schools in Pen...

Vaughn Evans has been active in the local arts community ever since he arrived on the island more than 50 years ago. He initially made a name for himself as a teacher at Saltus Grammar School. He has also served as president of the Bermuda Society o...

Taxpayers could be left with a multimillion-dollar bill for the Caroline Bay residential development at Morgan’s Point, whose financing has reportedly ground to a standstill. “Should the project go unfunded, we will be on the hook for $165 million,” ...

The City of Hamilton advises that work will begin on the installation of the ticket/barrier system at the King Street car park on Tuesday, June 18th. This is part of the ongoing initiative, started in 2017, to install the system in all of the City-ow...

The pre-publication launch of Ian Macdonald-Smith’s latest book ‘Watercolours in a Second’ is offering Bermuda residents the opportunity to purchase the various editions of the upcoming book for a 20% discount before the international crowdfunding of...

Bermuda’s solders took their place among 22 other countries for the opening ceremony of a massive international disaster relief exercise in the Caribbean today. Island soldiers lined up alongside representatives of the armies, navies, coastguards and...

Bermuda Hospitals Board and the Ministry of Health today announced Bacardi as the winner of the 2018/19 Corporate Blood Drive as part of the celebrations of World Blood Donor Day. The revolving trophy and certificate were awarded to Bacardi by the Ho...

A lifelong devotion to the environment has earned the former head of the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce a top award from the Catholic Church. Stuart Hayward, also a former independent MP, attended his presentation of a Peace and Justi...

Seeing how our culture has bridged Bermuda’s many divides has been one of the most rewarding aspects of Heather Whalen’s 22-year career in the arts. The former director of the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs revelled in experiencing bla...

Youth activist and soon-to-be law graduate Eron Hill was sent abroad as part of a controversial government programme for vulnerable children — and credits it with turning his life around. Mr Hill told The Royal Gazette he was compelled to share his s...