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A 20-strong delegation from Bermuda has been in New York City promoting the island’s pioneering work to regulate the global blockchain industry. David Burt has been at the forefront of the efforts. As he ended two days of activities in the city, The ...

Mary Patricia “Patsy” Phillips, a keen horsewoman and former president of the Bermuda National Trust, has died. She was 85. She led the Trust from 1990 to 1993 and supported the organisation in various roles, including as a co-ordinator. Ms Phillips ...

Backgrounds checks are not always being done on those who profit from Bermuda’s multimillion-dollar betting shop industry, according to an investigation by The Royal Gazette. Public records held by the Betting Licensing Authority show that non-Bermud...

The leader of the island’s Catholic church said religious groups can use their influence to promote safer driving. Bishop Wes Spiewak is to mobilise his flock behind The Royal Gazette Drive for Change road safety campaign. He said: “We as ministers, ...

A major fundraising drive to replace the island’s ageing hospice is to be launched. Friends of Hospice said it wanted to create a new building for Agape House, the island’s only hospice, and its charity fundraising arm. Cathy Belvedere, executive dir...

So what does the upcoming by-election mean for the One Bermuda Alliance and the Progressive Labour Party? In parliamentary terms very little. The 24-12 result ensured that not only would the PLP have the ability to be one of the strongest governments...

The FBI’s investigation last autumn into corruption and fraud in men’s college basketball cannot really be called a wake-up call. Not when the problems — big money, flouted rules, sham classes and never any consequences for wrongdoing — had been so o...

The 50th anniversary of the island’s first election under universal adult suffrage will be commemorated next week. Island residents will be invited to cast a vote of thanks at City Hall on Tuesday to mark the General Election held on May 22, 1968. ...

Bermuda College is to celebrate its students’ achievements at its annual commencement ceremony tomorrow. The ceremony will also see the first group of 16 graduates from the certificate of applied technology programme. All the graduates were dual enro...

Bermudian Arantxa King has been named as a member of the North American, Central American and Caribbean Athletes’ commission. Donna Raynor, president of the Bermuda National Athletics Association, confirmed the appointment yesterday. “We received...

A female tourist was recovering in hospital yesterday after her rental scooter struck a wall near Scaur Hill, throwing her into the ocean 15ft below. The visitor, believed to be a 44-year-old South Carolina woman, was briefly knocked out in the accid...