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Two teenagers arrested last month in connection with an online video that showed lambs being tormented in the West End are still on police bail. The video clip sparked revulsion and a 19-year-old man and a 16-year-old boy were arrested on April 9. Th...

Hamilton’s administration remains unchanged after last night’s municipal elections. Charles Gosling stood unchallenged as mayor with residential councillors George Scott, Henry Ming, RoseAnn Edwards and Jenefer Brimmer, who replaces Carlton Johnson. ...

Tourist air arrivals in the first three months of the year dropped compared with the same period in 2018, the Bermuda Tourism Authority said yesterday. But the BTA said the 8.5 per cent drop was partly offset by a 9.1 per cent rise in business air ar...

Bermuda’s icon of spring, the Easter lily, brought a surprise bounty to the garden of retired taxi driver Quinton Binns, with a giant flower that the lifelong gardener reckons is “a record breaker”. “It’s like nothing I’ve seen, and I’ve been around ...

Hosting the World Triathlon Series Grand Final in 2021 could be a springboard for improving accessibility, with the Bermuda Tourism Authority aiming to welcome more disabled visitors in time for the event’s grand final. A BTA statement said the two-y...

The Department of Communications has remained tight-lipped over fallout from an erroneous statement that drew the ire last week of Curtis Dickinson, the Minister of Finance. However, its protocols were said to be under review to head off a repeat of ...

Warwick Academy students now have a window on to the world of Bermuda’s threatened bluebirds, including their battles to survive. Thanks to a hidden camera, students and staff were treated to a live feed of chicks hatching in the school’s bluebird bo...

A former reporter for The Royal Gazette celebrated her century with a party at brunch at the Fairmont Southampton on Sunday. Renée Barton travelled by limousine from her home at Hungry Bay in Paget to the hotel for the party in the Jasmine Room. Her ...

Two lawyers have been barred from representing patients of Ewart Brown because of a conflict of interest, it was revealed yesterday. Mark Pettingill, a former Attorney-General, and Victoria Greening, a past Crown prosecutor, were told they could no l...

A press release that gave wrong information on the imposition of credit card service charges for payments to the Government was “an inexcusable error”, the Minister of Finance said . Curtis Dickinson added: “Contrary to established protocols, the rel...