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Bermuda’s pilot mental health courts have shown great success — but the Government should follow through and have it enshrined in law within the next year. That is the hope of Jodi Lewis of the Bermuda Mental Health Foundation (BMHF), which advocates...

A love letter from a sailor to his sweetheart back in Croatia is finally on its way to its intended, more than 12 years after it was written. Penned on board the container ship MV Bulk Americas by Nikola Bulas, the letter, written in Croatian, was tr...

A popular fireman, Dawayne Smith, is being mourned after his sudden death while out running. The married father of three was 42 years old. Mr Smith, who had worked for the Marriott Castle Harbour and for Butterfield and Vallis before discovering his ...

The weakness of the Canadian dollar is a likely contributor to the drop in Canadian visitors to the Island, according to the Bermuda Tourism Authority. “We can’t say that with 100 per cent certainly until we’ve seen more travel and economic data from...

It was a tough go for Holly O’Leary, a Bermudian in Canada who swam a gruelling eight hours and 16.5km in support of a charity for children — but she made it. “If I can do it, so can you,” Ms O’Leary told The Royal Gazette. “I’d love to see something...

The Island is seeing growth in property sales to non-Bermudians, but realtors have warned the Bermuda Government to defer a hike in property fees, citing $124.5 million in land transactions that are “in train” at present. The growth in purchases from...

Thunderstorms dumped at least an inch of rain yesterday and knocked out power at a few locations, with more stormy conditions forecast for today. Bermuda’s weather is being affected by an upper-level low, a low pressure system that started north- wes...

After nearly three decades of lying fallow, the East End’s vacant hotel property will get “site work” before the year’s end, with groundbreaking for a new resort to commence in the first quarter of 2016. Plans include 122 hotel rooms, six estate resi...

Bermuda’s upcoming tobacco restrictions are draconian and possibly the strictest in the world, according to a tobacconist who will have to take 161 products off his shelves. “There is not another country in the world that is banning so many products,...

A taxi driver known as “Night Rider” for his late-night service has defended his reputation against the charge that he was abusive to two female passengers. The driver said that their complaints about the night of August 1 amounted to character assas...