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A Pembroke man has been remanded into custody because of a shortage of tracking devices. Vain Waldron, 49, was denied an application to change his bail conditions when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Mr Waldron is accused of importing 2...

Amendments to the Bermuda College Act have been passed in the Senate which include the provision for the college to borrow funds from government. As a result of the amendment the Bermuda College Building Reserve Fund Act 1987 has been repealed. Inde...

The standard shopping basket of goods and services was 2.6 per cent more expensive in October than a year earlier, the latest Government statistics have revealed. The average cost of items on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.3 per cent from S...

A new reinsurance company has launched in Bermuda with the aim of expanding the reach of insurance-linked securities (ILS). Sequant Re Holdings Ltd announced today that its new Class 3 Bermuda reinsurer had completed its financing. The company said S...

The PLP’s Constituency 15 is looking out for Bermuda’s needy by holding its second annual Christmas Hamper Drive. The party’s Pembroke East branch hopes the drive will help to make a brighter Christmas for families in need and seniors. Donations can...

A Hamilton woman appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning charged with possession of cannabis worth more than $20,000 with intent to supply. Maxine Simmons, 58, is charged with possession of the drug as well as possession of items for use in the p...

By Colin Thompson Sailing Correspondent After scraping a shoal on the way to the Great Sound, the crew of America’s Cup Challenger Courageous must have figured the worst was behind them. They were in for a rude awakening. Having already encountered...

Telecoms firm CableVision is to increase its infrastructure capability by 50 times, the firm has revealed. The firm said it would use fibre networks direct to homes and lead to faster download times and allow for new services. CableVision CEO Terry R...

Christmas pudding, cassava pie and eggnog. These are just some of the things that make up a Bermuda Christmas. But how is the holiday celebrated in other parts of the world? The Royal Gazette asked a handful of residents to share their unique tradi...

Hurricanes Fay and Gonzalo drove the Retail Sales Index up for October, according to figures and analysis released this morning. The Department of Statistics reported that retail sales for the month were 4.4 per cent higher than the $82.2 million rec...

At the beginning of October few of the Beat the Couch crew had ever imagined running five kilometres. But after 10 weeks of training, 55 people taking part in the popular fitness programme completed the course at the weekend — pursued by two of Bermu...