Government will this week host a public information session on the recently announced new pathways to Bermudian status.
The meeting, scheduled to take place at 6pm on Wednesday at the Cathedral Hall, will feature both Michael Fahy, the Minister of Ho...
The Royal Gazette/BSX Index today closed unchanged at 1,218.39 after a day of no trading.
The BSX Insurance Index was unchanged at 1,631.83, as US markets were closed for the President’s Day holiday.
The Bank of Butterfield is to close its London private bank.
The bank said that the British-based Butterfield Private Bank’s “scale and scope were not consistent with Butterfield Group’s growth strategy”.
A spokesman for the firm said that it would m...
An ill crew member was safely evacuated by helicopter from a motor tanker near the island last night.
According to a Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre spokesman, the centre received a call from the captain of the MT Nordic Army at around 10.50pm on ...
An award-winning documentary about gospel/soul music legend and civil rights icon Mavis Staples, and an acclaimed British drama, are to screen at the Weekend Film Series on Sunday, February 21.
Mavis!, screening at 5.15pm, won the Audience Award at...
The Royal Bermuda Regiment’s 50th anniversary commemoration book was launched at the weekend.
Buyers queued up to pick up their copies of the new 160-page history of the RBR, written by former Bermuda Sun editor Tony McWilliam, at Brown & Co’s Bookma...
A home on St Anne’s Road in Southampton suffered “extensive heat and smoke damage” in a fire today.
According to spokeswoman Sergeant Russann Francis, Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service personnel responded to a report of smoke and flames coming from a ...
A sick crew member on board an oil tanker 300 miles to the island’s east will be flown to Bermuda in the early hours of tomorrow.
According to a spokesman for the Department of Marine and Ports Services, the 38-year-old male Filipino national has bee...
Bermuda’s cricketers could soon find themselves sent off or forced to miss a significant portion of a game if they misbehave during a match.
A trial in Britain this summer will result in the introduction of red and yellow cards for the worst offences...
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 ...
John Wight, president and CEO of the BF&M Insurance Group, will be honoured at this year’s Salute to Service Award presentations at the Bermuda Health Foundation’s 14th Luncheon on June 17.
The Salute to Service Award is presented yearly to a member ...
Police commissioner Michael DeSilva outlined a three-pronged approach being implemented by the Bermuda Police Service to combat the rise in robberies.
Speaking at a press conference where he unveiled Bermuda’s end-of-year crime statistics yesterday ...
