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A protest to “show dismay” to proposed immigration reform has been announced for tomorrow. The event, which is scheduled to take place outside the Government Administration Building from noon, is the latest action against the Pathways to Status progr...

The Gilbert Institute Parent-Teacher Association is hosting a rally this morning to keep the school open. Scheduled from 8am to 8.40am, the rally is set to begin in the Evangelical Church car park on Mission Road, next to Modern Mart in Paget, befor...

An environmental group has criticised a government decision to relax a ban on the importation of ready-to-use glyphosate products. The Buzz, which has been campaigning to “dramatically reduce or even eliminate” the use of systemic pesticides on the ...

A social programme helping fathers to connect with their children is to launch with a pancake breakfast. All Pro Dads’ new Bermuda chapter is an offshoot of the American programme of the same name, founded in 1997 by Super Bowl-winning American foot...

Twelve charities have received more than $29,000, after benefiting from a commitment from a Bermuda law firm and their staff to helping organisations across the Island. The Conyers Dill & Pearman Staff Benevolent Fund has raised more than $400,000 fo...

A group opposed to same-sex marriage has removed an online appeal for campaign funds after a request from the Charities Commission. Preserve Marriage was seeking donations on its website to “succeed” in its “mandate to preserve marriage in our countr...

Ricky Spence struggled in school and knew his career choices were limited. His best option, he decided, was to join the family barbering trade. He was in his twenties when he opened his shop on Glebe Road 35 years ago. The rules he set himself then h...

A new marble gravestone was unveiled on Saturday at the annual commemorative service for Midshipman Richard Sutherland Dale. The ceremony marked the continuation of an 80-year tradition and the 201st anniversary of the death of Midshipman Dale — the ...

A response to Bryant Trew,I wish to commend you on your recent article, “If the shoe were on the other foot” (RG, February 19, 2016). What I found particularly poignant was your argument below:“This, of course, begs the question, why are those veheme...

Fears have been raised about the ability of buses and ferries to service people during the America’s Cup, according to the minutes from a series of stakeholder meetings. They detail concerns and suggestions from a number of public and private bodies ...

Working on a cruise ship isn’t for everyone. The travel is constant and the work can be intense. Steel pan player Robert Symons got hooked in 1989 and hasn’t looked back. His latest gig was on Oceania Cruises. “I was staff and crew in the entertainme...

A cut in the budget for the Bermuda Health Council means it will have to juggle priorities, the new CEO said at the weekend. Tawanna Wedderburn said “creative solutions” were needed so the BHeC can continue to manage growing demands with tighter reso...