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Transport Minister Terry Lister has vowed to crack down on bogus sick leave as he says bus drivers are to blame for timetable cuts. Mr Lister has pointed the finger at the “unnecessary number” of bus drivers pulling ‘sickies’ as he struggles to run ...

Bermuda Public Services Union wants assurances Government will help workers through the economic crisis if they accept tough pay terms. New president Kevin Grant yesterday called a meeting with members after saying he was frustrated at Government’s f...

A Bermudian mother-of-three described her relief to be free after ten weeks in a Canadian jail facing drugs charges that were eventually dropped. Sereana Brangman, 28, was arrested when cocaine was found in the bags of her travelling companion Odin L...

The devastated cousin of murder victim Jahmiko LeShore has penned a song about how her beloved home Island has been “ripped apart” by gun violence. Simona Eversley, 22, has “expressed her anger through music” with the release of her latest song, ‘Isl...

There’s plenty to do over the Easter holiday weekend starting tonight. The fun continues with kite flying, go-cart racing, comedy shows and tons of activities for the entire family to enjoy. April 21 A live performance by UZIMON at Mrs Chivas Birthd...

A group of Westgate inmates are helping to keep a beloved Bermuda Easter tradition alive, by teaching students how to make kites. The Royal Gazette visited Victor Scott Primary School where Westgate Correctional Facility inmates demonstrated kite-mak...

It’s not every kid who can say she is the star of a television show, but for the 12 LearnaLots, working in front of a camera is part of their life. Though the LearnaLots television series has run since 1994, the current group of young people have onl...

A scheme to boost local fruit and vegetable growing is to be championed by insurers Catlin Bermuda this summer. The Healthy Harvest project, from the Greenrock sustainable development charity, was set up in 2009 to revive local growing at community g...