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The Bermuda chapter of Amnesty International is looking to boost its ranks after a drop in membership. Executive director Suzanne Wilson told The Royal Gazette that the charity now has only about 100 paying members, along with about 200 non-paying su...

Cannabis Reform Collaborative (CRC) member Eron Hill has resigned from the group, citing bias and an “ulterior agenda” in the organisation. His charge was strongly refuted by a spokesman for the organisation, however. The CRC, which was set up by Nat...

Tenants of a condominium complex in Sandys who have failed to pay their condo fees have been told to cough up the money — or consider selling their homes. A warning e-mail, seen by The Royal Gazette, was sent to residents of Boaz Island Village on Ja...

January 18, 2014 Dear Sir, The biblical adage “To everything is a season and a time” implicitly says that the order of life is fixed in such way that for things to occur all the elements must be present to facilitate whatever that thing is. Doesn’t m...

Government is looking for new proposals for the site of the former Club Med resort in St George’s, according to a notice in yesterday’s edition of The Royal Gazette. “The Ministry of Tourism Development and Transport is inviting proposals to create a...

The Customs Department will be hosting an open house and other events this week to celebrate International Customs Day. While Customs Day itself is not until Sunday, events marking this year’s theme of “Communication: Sharing Information for Better C...

It’s coming to the final stretch for the 20 units of prefabricated housing at the west end — and the buildings even look Bermudian. Built for just under $25 million, the housing project by the West End Development Corporation has transformed the prop...

Bus drivers have called for greater protection in the wake of two brazen incidents of violence on public transport. Attacks and threats to bus drivers and passengers include an assault on an operator on January 9 — and, on Wednesday night, the robber...