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The Royal Gazette’s political reporter Ayo Johnson has been named Journalist of the Year in The Bermudian magazine. The magazine said Mr Johnson’s “distinctive voice is heard each morning when Bermudians open The Royal Gazette and read about the loca...

Captain Scott Jackson and crew aboard the Spirit of Bermuda paid a fitting tribute to the boat's late designer Bill Langan at Newport Yachting Center yesterday. The short but moving ceremony saw Bermuda Sloop Foundation co-founder Alan Burland ackno...

Police have released the identity of Bermuda’s second road traffic fatality victim who died as a result of injuries on Wednesday. He is Joseph Footitt, 37, a visitor from London, UK. Mr Footitt was pronounced dead at King Edward VII Memorial after th...

Four guest workers who allege a construction boss fired them without cause have taken their fight to Government. The men, who are all Jamaican, have filed complaints with the Department of Labour, the Human Rights Commission and the Department of Imm...

Twenty-seven schools have reached the gold level standard for wellness in their schools this year, that’s ten more than last year. The schools recieved certificates at the Healthy Schools Awards Ceremony on WEdnesday. More than 100 representatives fr...

Irresponsible pet owners could face jail, warned Environment Minister Marc Bean as he vowed to tackle Bermuda's dangerous dogs problem. Speaking after an American bulldog bit a man during a frenzied attack on two Yorkshire Terriers at LF Wade Interna...

Efforts to rescue a feral cat stranded five storeys above the ground ended sadly after the animal leaped away from its rescuers. Yesterday afternoon, SPCA staff responded to a report of a cat stuck on the top of scaffolding at a Park Road constructio...