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More than 200 years ago, two Royal Navy lieutenants travelled to Bermuda to embark on a ground-breaking project to map the island’s landscape, seabed and perilous reefs. The culmination of eight years’ meticulous work by Thomas Hurd and Andrew Evans ...

Sandys Rotary Club was certain there were young Bermudians who wanted to develop their professional and leadership skills. The group was equally certain they had the mentors in place to guide them. From there, Rotaract Bermuda was born. “My feeling...

Snowball Shack is now a real shack, on wheels, as it prepares for the summer season. And the transformation from a pop-up tent set-up to a more substantial trailer shack is testament to owner Malisa Swan’s belief in always moving forward, even when ...

Dandy Town Hornets are two wins away from joining an exclusive club that has not had a new member since 1970. However, one of those members, PHC Zebras, will do their best to deny Town membership when they face them in the second match of the semi-fi...

The president of Bermuda Bar Association said yesterday that ensuring clients complied with tax obligations in their home countries was “probably not a matter” for the island’s corporate lawyers. In the wake of the massive Panama Papers data leak, Ri...

Completion of a new road in Dockyard will give better access to Morseby Plain, an area where preparations for next year’s America’s Cup are continuing. Cup teams will eventually be able to use part of the field for long-term storage. Ireland Island S...

The Progressive Labour Party’s Sandys branches will be hosting a joint constituency political surgery on Saturday. The event at the Warren Simmons Community Field, from 10am until noon, will allow voters and residents of Constituencies 33, 34, 35 and...

How Bermuda would handle a tsunami was the subject of an Emergency Measures Organisation meeting this morning, headed by Premier and Minister for National Security, Michael Dunkley. On March 17, Bermuda took part in the Regional Tsunami Exercise that...

Influenza cases on the island have reached “high alert” levels as designated by the Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit. The Ministry of Health said the continued rise in flu cases, above normal levels and late in the season for the virus, had come wi...

The Royal Gazette/BSX Index yesterday closed down 4.41 points, or 0.37 per cent, at 1,175.62. The Bank of Butterfield dropped 1 cent, or 0.6 per cent, to $1.64 after 100,000 shares changed hands. The bank’s preference shares went up $49.99, or 5 per ...

The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce is to hold its Annual General Meeting next Friday, with guest speaker Josh Hjartarson. Dr Hjartarson, the vice president of KPMG’s public sector division, is to speak on the sector’s transformation worldwide, under the...

A Supreme Court trial came to a halt this morning after a juror collapsed in court. The incident happened moments after the jury in the trial of Alan Robinson requested a brief break at around 11am. Paramedics attended the scene before the juror, who...