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Possible reforms of the Island’s cannabis laws have been welcomed by veteran politicians Delaey Robinson and Ashfield DeVent. But the former Progressive Labour Party MPs also questioned the rationale of the current debate on cannabis — and cautioned ...

By Dexter Smith Head of Sport The Board of Control for Cricket in India served notice yesterday of its intention to withdraw from the international game if the controversial draft proposal was met with widespread condemnation at the International Cri...

Bermudians will be able to watch cross-country skier Tucker Murphy compete in the Winter Olympics on SportsMax which has been awarded exclusive rights to broadcast the XXII Olympic Winter Games from Sochi, Russia next month. The International Olym...

Staff from the Mid-Ocean Club have joined in the restoration of the long-neglected St George’s golf course — with area MPs now hoping to get the defunct course open again for play. A team from Mid-Ocean helped four Government-hired workers with mowin...

Bermuda Union of Teachers is celebrating its 95th anniversary with various activities planned next week. A church service will be held at St. Paul AME on Sunday, a historical edition of ‘Teacher Talk’, the BUT’s radio programme will air on Thursdays ...

A 20-year-old man has admitted stealing over $5,500 worth of gold jewellery from his grandparents. John Johnson, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to stealing a gold charm bracelet, a gold coin, a gold chain, three gold rings and a gold wristwatch va...

Government is investigating ways in which narrow channels can be widened to enable mega-cruise ships to visit Bermuda. According to a Public Works Ministry spokesman, a consultant has now been hired to carry out an Environmental Impact Study (EIS) to...

The Bermuda chapter of Amnesty International is looking to boost its ranks after a drop in membership. Executive director Suzanne Wilson told The Royal Gazette that the charity now has only about 100 paying members, along with about 200 non-paying su...