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It goes without saying that this has been a year beyond measure – and in so many ways. What I find particularly fascinating is not so much what has happened but how we have responded; how we have pulled together to adapt to, and get through, what ha...

More than three weeks ago, I came across a story that raised a red flag over the prospects of a resumption of the cruise ship industry upon which Bermuda depends on for at least 80 per cent of its visitor traffic to the island between April and Nove...

Two charities that work to feed the homeless received early Christmas presents yesterday in the shape of $5,000 gifts. The donations were presented to The Salvation Army's feeding programme and the Anglican Cathedral vestry's breakfast programme by B...

Some Christmas cheer will arrive for people in need this month through a partnership between businesses and a charity. Gina Spence Productions said toys would be delivered to children, pharmacy gift cards will go to seniors and families will be sent ...

Convinced their land was needed to help win the Second World War, St David’s Islanders handed it over to make way for Kindley Air Force Base. According to Dale Butler, it’s a part of Bermuda’s history that needs to be addressed but has been overshado...

Kyle Lightbourne has conceded he may be forced to name an entirely locally based squad for Bermuda’s opening 2022 World Cup qualifiers as Covid-19 restrictions continue to dictate preparations. Bermuda, who were meant to begin qualifying in October b...

People who were at three entertainment venues at the end of last month were last night told to go into quarantine and get tested for the coronavirus. A health ministry spokeswoman said anyone who was at Southampton Rangers Sports Club on November 27 ...

People who visited three entertainment venues at the end of last month were last night warned to quarantine and get tested for the virus. Health officials said the three venues were Southampton Rangers Sports Club, Flanagan's Outback Sports Bar in Ha...

It was a quiet day on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index, with no stocks trading. The Index was unchanged at 2,146.6. The BSX Insurance Index fell 24.94 points, or 1.54 per cent, to 1,590.64. On the New York Stock Exchange, shares of Butterfield Bank were d...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment’s newest soldiers celebrated the completion of their basic training at the weekend. The soldiers, who started their military careers at October’s Recruit Camp, finished Exercise Second Strike, a two-day field exercise at Ho...

Bermudians who live in the European Union were today told to make sure that they were “legally registered” for residency before the end of the year. A Government spokeswoman said: “With less than a month before the end of the Brexit transition period...

A coronavirus case has been found at CedarBridge Academy and the school is to be closed while a risk assessment is carried out, the health ministry said last night. A spokeswoman for the ministry said that pupils and staff would be banned from the De...