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The retail industry could see a permanent shift in its approach to Black Friday sales, the head of a store chain said yesterday. George Grundmuller, the chief executive officer of The Phoenix Stores, said that the island could see bargains linked to ...

Youngsters who have pledged to help reverse the effects of climate change yesterday met potential sponsors. Hundreds of middle and high schoolchildren gathered at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute for the second last day of the Youth Clima...

No shares traded on the Bermuda Stock Exchange, as The Royal Gazette/BSX Index closed unchanged on 2,711.1. For the week, the index gained 1.64 per cent, driven by a 2.3 per cent climb in Butterfield Bank shares, offset by a 2.5 per cent dip in BF&M’...

A West End farm suffered a major blow this morning after fire gutted its butcher’s shop. The blaze also destroyed the island’s only large-animal slaughterhouse. Westover Farm in Sandys, operated by the Bascome family for decades, said it depended on ...

A Bermudian-based offshore drilling company has secured two contracts having an approximate aggregate value of $549 million with a state-owned Brazilian multinational corporation in the petroleum industry. Seadrill Limited said that the deals with Pe...

Roadside sobriety testing could be brought back for the Christmas season, the Minister of Transport said today. In a statement to the House of Assembly, Lawrence Scott also urged people to pick a designated driver who would stay sober and drive. The ...

The House of Assembly has approved a fee rate for permission to live in Bermuda under an economic investment certificate. A fee of $2,625 was approved for the granting of ministerial permission to live on the island – the same price as a residential ...

Legislation to modernise the Bermuda National Trust was passed by MPs today with support from both sides of the House of Assembly. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, launched the debate on the Bermuda National Trust Amendment Act. He said the BNT...

The Canal Street entrance to Bull’s Head car park has been closed off to allow paving work to be carried out. But motorists can still access the car park from the Elliot Street entrance. Cars were backed up this morning as motorists tried to enter th...

The Premier, Health Minister and Education Minister are due to have a press conference at 12.45pm. We will have live coverage and extensive reports.

A disabilities charity is to hold a virtual conference next week on the best ways to campaign for rights for disabled people. Common Ground, organised by WindReach, an outdoor activity centre for disabled people, was designed to break down stereotype...

There is a growing proportion of Bermudians now studying, working, visiting and retiring in Britain. Some estimates have the number between 3,000 and 4,000 persons. That would equate to roughly 7 per cent of our population. For those who have made th...