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Bermuda’s aspiring Carifta Games athletes will have to train on a grass track during next couple of months while a new track at the National Sports Centre is resurfaced in February. The island will host the 49th Carifta Games from April 11 to 13, ...

A man yesterday admitted nine drug-related charges at Magistrates’ Court. Pepe Outerbridge, 44, pleaded guilty to two counts of possession of money from criminal conduct and two counts of possession of cocaine with intent to supply. He also pleaded g...

An international effort aimed at establishing a global minimum rate of taxation for multinational companies is nearing the end of its consultation phase. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s Pillar Two proposal is intended to ...

A buddy system could be set up to help women affected by violence after the Deputy Governor brought together community leaders to discuss how they could tackle the problem. Alison Crocket invited people from the worlds of business, charity and politi...

The Gosling’s International Invitational has undergone significant changes for the third time in three years. The tournament has been reduced from 72 to 54 holes and will be contested at three different courses: Port Royal Golf Course, Mid Ocean Club...

The first woman bishop of an international church group will be installed on Sunday. The Reverend Roxanne Haynes, 61, said that she would take on the role as the Bishop of Bermuda and the Caribbean for the United Fellowship of Churches International ...

Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre received an $11,500 boost thanks to a Birdies For Bermuda sponsorship scheme. Goslings International, an arm of the rum firm, donated $500 for every birdie scored by a Bermudian at the PGA Tour Bermuda Championship at...

Almost 3,000 people have signed a petition to demand that controversial proposals to change the way health insurance is funded are scrapped. The petition against the Bermuda Health Plan was set up just after a public forum that called for the propose...

As the General Election in Britain approaches, the country’s continuing political turmoil over Brexit continues to overshadow the strained relationship with the Overseas Territories. The critical issue is whether Britain and OTs will have a closer re...

A former president of Bermuda’s white-collar union will be back in the post from March, a union representative confirmed yesterday. Ed Ball, the general secretary of the Bermuda Public Services Union, confirmed that Armell Thomas will be sworn in as...

The maximum allowed waiting time for routine medical imaging services has doubled from three weeks to six weeks at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital because of funding changes, The Royal Gazette can reveal. New imaging services triage guidelines said...

A supply problem has forced a dental health programme in schools to be scaled back. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health said that the programme was told in August that its usual supplier could no longer provide fluoride, used to prevent tooth d...