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The Bermuda Football Coaches Association will host an open forum for its membership at Young Men’s Social Club on Saturday. The focus of discussion at the forum, which will run from 1pm to 3pm, will be to gather feedback from Bermuda’s coaches, aimed...

A group of the largest commercial re/insurers in the Bermuda market wrote nearly $100 billion in gross premiums last year. The Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers released its underwriting survey, in which 21 of its 23 member companies par...

There were no trades on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index, which closed unchanged at 2,651.71. On the New York Stock Exchange, which closed early ahead of the July 4 holiday, shares of Butterfield Bank were down 21 cents, or 0.45 per cent, at $46.79. The B...

A hungry thief helped himself to a midnight snack during a break-in at the Crawl Hill Esso Tigermarket yesterday morning. Co-owner Lorna Dixon-Marable said turkey bacon and chicken nuggets were the only items found to be missing from the Hamilton Par...

Made in Bermuda Nights will bring live island music to Hamilton Harbour’s White’s Island this week. And a total of eight restaurants are to celebrate the event with special menus. The restaurants will offer special Bermuda-themed menus on Thursday ev...

Sebastian Kempe earned a spot on the podium to cap Bermuda’s phenomenal display at the Optimist North American Championships in Riviera Nayarit, Mexico, at the weekend. The promising sailor finished second in an overall fleet of 149 sailors from 14 c...

Magistrates must consider appointing legal representatives to protect the rights of children who appear in court — but only if the money is available. Puisne Judge Stephen Hellman ruled that the Children’s Act required the Family Court to consider th...

Bus drivers who worked to rule on the public holiday on June 18 broke the law, according to Walton Brown, the Minister of Home Affairs. However, unionised bus operators are now “talking through all their issues”, Mr Brown told Parliament. The work-to...

Dear Sir, I spent every summer, spring break and most Christmas holidays on the island of Bermuda as a child until my late teenage years. I write to thank two special Bermudians today. As I was standing waiting at the bus stop after my grocery shopp...

Dear Sir, As a UK magistrate and a regular visitor, spending four to six weeks a year on this jewel of an island, I read with interest Paul Johnston’s article on the Government’s consideration to reduce the drink-drive alcohol limit from 80mgs to 50m...

Dear Sir, Several families visited Bermuda several summers ago and loved the island and the people. We stayed at a home near a bus stop and used the buses exclusively for that week. They were very convenient, pretty dependable and covered the island....

Popular St George’s resident Neville Swainson, known as Chop-Chop, has died at the age of 84. Opposition leader Jeanne Atherden said Mr Swainson was a popular figure from her childhood in the East End, when he worked in her father’s packing business....