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Tom Butterfield is setting off on the long route to Paris later this month: a 500-mile journey by bicycle, which has raised more than $100,000 for the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. “This is an idea that goes back some 25 years,” said Mr Butterfi...

Supporters of the People’s Campaign wore red this morning as they gathered outside the House of Assembly, with about 80 people in attendance by the time Parliament reconvened at 10am. The atmosphere was quiet and cordial as Premier Michael Dunkley ar...

A showdown at Parliament is in store, with the Opposition calling for the resignation of Finance Minister Bob Richards and the People’s Campaign urging the public to gather tomorrow outside the House of Assembly. The Progressive Labour Party has call...

Unethical business and poor governance have been revealed in the volumes of e-mails released by the People’s Campaign, according to Leader of the Opposition Marc Bean and Deputy Leader David Burt. Both said that Finance minister Bob Richards ought to...

Earthquake-stricken Nepal is getting help from Bermuda via the global non-profit Adara Group but needs run high, according to group founder Audette Exel. “The scale of the catastrophe cannot be appreciated until you see it,” Ms Exel told The Royal Ga...

Bermuda Government Ministers have been accused of giving away control of LF Wade International Airport to foreign interests. The grass roots community group the People’s Campaign has called a town-hall meeting for tomorrow night, urging “all Bermudi...

Financial assistance is potentially available for local veterans and their widows in cases of need, with the help of overseas organisations. Veterans deemed eligible by the Bermuda Legion can apply for annuities from the Royal Commonwealth Ex-Service...

Bermuda’s courts need more power to force deadbeat dads to keep up with their child-support payments, it has been argued, as the plight of destitute single mothers left in debt has become more desperate. “My son’s father owes more than $10,000 and he...

Three people appeared this morning in Magistrates’ Court on a series of drug and firearm charges. First before magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo was Romonito Adawan, 36, who was accused of importing and possessing a firearm on May 5, as well as ammunition. ...

Local war veterans and their widows can now obtain extra benefits via the Bermuda Legion, which is officially aligned with the Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League. “We have got ourselves in a position where the League will offer an annuity for life...