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The Island is seeing growth in property sales to non-Bermudians, but realtors have warned the Bermuda Government to defer a hike in property fees, citing $124.5 million in land transactions that are “in train” at present. The growth in purchases from...

Dear Sir, Further to my letter of July 1, I am pleased to say that many of the weeds mentioned at that time are still growing well and look very healthy. Many in fact have flowered and produced seed, which has been dispersed over much of the surrou...

A bounty of almost 90 hatched green sea turtle eggs has been discovered at the site of what is believed to be the first on-Island hatchlings for 100 years. The news comes after some 11 baby turtles were found wandering on or around Buildings Bay, St ...

The Sustainable Development Round Table acts as an advisory body to the Government of Bermuda and, through the Sustainable Development Department, makes constructive recommendations to the minister and Cabinet. This group is appointed by the ministe...

Green turtle hatchlings discovered on an East End beach have been labelled Bermuda’s “natural history event of the century”. One of the tiny baby green turtles was found crossing Barry Road, St George’s, by a member of the public Frank Burchall who t...

Residents are advised of delays collecting their garbage due to truck shortages. This afternoon, the waste management section of the Ministry of Public Works reported that yesterday’s collection of West End garbage was not completed and crews are now...

Police investigated a “very disturbing” report of a woman screaming in water off Mangrove Bay — but found it was merely a rowdy party boat. At about 10.20pm on Sunday, Bermuda Radio received a phone call from an employee at Cambridge Beaches resort, ...

A nine-year-old girl has raised $275 for charity after being sponsored to collect bottles dumped in the ocean. Rachael Betschart removed hundreds of discarded bottles after Cup Match. The idea for the clean-up came while she was boating one weekend, ...

The vast majority of aggregate that will be used in the South Basin development will come from abroad, Wedco has confirmed. When plans for the America’s Cup village and the South Basin initially went before the Development Applications Board it was t...

A hail of limestone chunks has collapsed from the walls of Black Watch Pass onto the pavement. “If it would have hit somebody they would have been killed, I am sure,” area resident Gene Ray told The Royal Gazette. “A lot of it piled up there with som...

The signpost that once stood on the junction of Bulkhead Drive and Khyber Pass in Warwick highlighting the historical significance of the Railway Way Trail has been lying in the dust for several months. It is symptomatic of the problems that plague t...

Environmental due diligence has and will continue to be done for the development of the South Basin, according to the Bermuda Government. In a statement released last night the Government said that the accelerated programme to meet America’s Cup dead...