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The Transport Control Department and Dame Lois Browne-Evans Building today hit by technical problems that affected their network and e-mail system. A spokesman for TCD said: “TCD remains open as technicians continue work to rectify the problem. TCD a...

A fall in the value of Butterfield Bank shares sparked a dip of more than 1 per cent in The Royal Gazette/BSX Index today. Butterfield fell 51 cents, or 1.6 per cent, to close on $32 as 4,800 shares changed hands. The bank’s New York Stock Exchange-l...

A total of 14 students have won scholarships from the Department of Workforce Development. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education and Workforce Development, presented the awards at a recent ceremony. Mr Rabain told the winners: “Our ministry unders...

An 80-year-old cruise ship passenger was found floating in the sea off Dockyard this morning. The visitor is believed to have been snorkelling with a tour group before he was found in an unresponsive state at 11am. He was retrieved from the water, gi...

Two people were taken to hospital this morning after a two-vehicle crash in Warwick. The accident occurred at about 9.30am close to Belmont Hills Golf Course on Middle Road. Firefighters used the Jaws of Life to extricate two people who were trapped ...

Education has leapfrogged employment to become the second most important issue facing Bermuda. Focus on education has now hit the highest level for the past decade. But both education and employment still lag behind worries over the economy, accordin...

It is our belief that work is the foundation for people and societies to grow. With a decent income, work can pave the way for broader social and economic advancement, strengthening individuals, their families and communities. Yet technology, demogra...

A cruise passenger on a ship bound for Bermuda was rushed to hospital after suffering a medical emergency at sea. The Norwegian Dawn was met at the dock by an ambulance when it arrived on Sunday and a 36-year-old passenger was taken to the King Edwar...

Tenneil Ratteray and Azari Thomas are two of 14 student winners of Dr Barbara Ball Public Health scholarships. Tenneil, studying for a doctorate in physical therapy at Andrews University, Michigan, said: “I was very thankful because now I am able to...

Tourists flocked to Bermuda’s beaches yesterday to watch the solar eclipse. More than 200 were on Horseshoe Bay to watch the Moon partially obscure the face of the Sun. Cory Minors, manager of the beach attendants at Horseshoe Bay’s Rum Bum Beach Bar...

Despite having so many travel websites to book flights, a Bermuda travel agency has noticed a growth in business. Trip opened its doors three years ago and since then noticed an increase in the number of customers booking directly from them. Alvin W...

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