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Dear Sir, I am requesting your consideration to present this American perspective of Phillip Anderson. Phillip was a foreign student from Bermuda who lived with us in New Jersey. My mother, Doris Garrett Henderson, was Phillip’s tennis coach and US s...

A clinic run by Ewart Brown, a former premier, is to restart hi-tech CT scans almost a year after the plug was pulled on the computerised imaging service. The Brown-Darrell Clinic in Smith’s will bring back the scanning service on Monday. Dr Brown si...

A new bus schedule was designed to cut down on cancellations because of vehicle shortages, the director of the transport department said yesterday. Despite the last buses on some popular routes running earlier, Roger Todd, head of the Department of P...

“Significant progress” has been made to bring Bermuda up to an international standard for the operation of maritime functions, the transport minister said this morning. Zane DeSilva, the Minister of Tourism and Transport, provided MPs with an update...

Two government recruits will further their engineering skills through an international internship programme. The Ministry of Public Works announced that Jamal Dill and Zeeko Johnstone have been welcomed into the Bermuda-Aecon Internship Programme. Th...

One day when we open up the books and be honest with ourselves, we will be able to look at the travesty that took place in the early 1990s. A travesty not quite of the proportion of the Tucker’s Town land reappropriation, but every bit as devastating...

Two Bermudians charged with terrorism offences in Britain will be tried at London’s Old Bailey next month. Hisham Waheed Muhammad is accused of preparation for acts of terror and Faisal Ibn al Hajj Muhammad Abu Ahmad was charged with failure to notif...

Clarence “Tessi” Terceira, one of the founding members of the United Bermuda Party and a former government minister, has died. Joan Terceira, who married Dr Terceira in 1993, told The Royal Gazette: “I feel so grateful to have known and loved Tessi....

In December 1967, the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference announced the “Poor People’s Campaign” to demand basic economic and human rights, especially for people living in poverty. That campaign, led by Ral...

Politicians are expected to take a stand against sexist online comments and a culture of disrespect towards women after an Opposition MP asked parliamentary colleagues to set an example. Patricia Gordon-Pamplin said Bermuda’s elected representatives ...

It always seemed ludicrous for British Prime Minister Theresa May to hold a vote she was set to lose by a large margin. And yet her decision to delay it brought not relief, but confusion and dismay. May was jeered almost as soon as she opened her mou...

Phillip “Phoopa” Anderson, a councillor for the Town of St George and an ambassador for the East End, has died. Mr Anderson was 58. He was a fixture in the town who ran the Visitor Information Centre on Kings Square and led tours around the area. Ren...