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A girl’s journey finding peace after suffering childhood abuse is the subject of a new book by a Bermudian author. Her Seventh Summer by Chanika Jones is based on true events and is due for release on July 31. Ms Jones told The Royal Gazette: “This...

A major oil shipping company has donated $10,000 to support community organisations over the Covid-19 pandemic. The donations from Teekay Bermuda Funds went to three organisations. The Centre Against Abuse got $5,000 and Age Concern and the Bermuda ...

Police today reminded the public about limits on the size of public gatherings after reports of events that attracted crowds of more than the permitted 50 people. Assistant Commissioner of Police Martin Weekes said: “We have now entered Phase 4 of th...

A weekend free meals programme started by a supermarket operator to help people left struggling by the Covid-19 crisis is to be extended from today. Supermart, which has branches in Hamilton and St George, said it planned to cook about 600 meals bet...

Businesses already hurt by the economic impact of Covid-19 are braced for another hit caused by the cancellation of Cup Match and associated events. Some of those in the West End, where Somerset Cricket Club was scheduled to host this year’s game on ...

There is nothing more Bermudian than Cup Match and the game’s cancellation will leave a huge hole in the calendar of cultural events. The Cup Match holiday traditionally brings with it a variety of other entertainment, including Cup Match Summer Spla...

A former conscripted private soldier was appointed yesterday as second-in-command of the Royal Bermuda Regiment. John Rankin, the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Bermuda Regiment, said Major Larenzo Ratteray was “a highly able and well-...

The Bank of Bermuda Foundation today asked for applications from the public to join its four grant review committees. The charitable foundation said it wanted its board, staff and review committees to better reflect the diversity of the island. All...

Kerbside collection services from stores and restaurants in Hamilton will end tomorrow, the City of Hamilton has announced. The service allowed businesses to continue to cater to customers while their stores were shuttered over the shelter-in-place r...

The deadline to register for a summer hothouse academy for schoolchildren is Friday, the education department said today. The science, technology, engineering, arts and maths — STEAM — Academy, open to Primary 4 to M4 pupils, will include hands-on le...