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Commuters have criticised cuts in the pink route ferry service. Wendell Hollis, a veteran lawyer, said that the service was already erratic. He complained about a lack of communication over proposed changes, which had left passengers concerned and co...

A civil servant rejected for the role of Director of Parks has launched an appeal against a court decision ordering that her application should return to the Public Service Commission for consideration. The Supreme Court ruled last year that the PSC ...

A mural designed to highlight the achievements of Olympic gold winner Dame Flora Duffy was officially unveiled yesterday. Charles and Maria Duffy, Dame Flora’s parents, attended as the completed mural on the front of General Post Office in Hamilton w...

Government-run community centres, campsites and other facilities will be closed tomorrow so staff can attend a training course. But the Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation’s office will be manned to take telephone calls, mail and to respond to ...

No record was kept of how many schooldays children in the public education system have missed since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Department of Education admitted that it did not hold the statistics after a pub...

Researchers are working to study the life hidden in Bermuda’s depths in a bid to understand how to better protect it. The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences’ Currents newsletter said the two-year study, led by Tim Noyes, would use a mix of cameras a...

A specialist centre for people with learning and physical problems has closed due to Covid-19, it was revealed today. The K Margaret Carter Centre in Devonshire is expected to reopen on March 28. A spokeswoman for the social development and seniors m...

A massive pop art-style mural designed to honour the island’s first Olympic gold medal-winner is close to the finish line. Artists Kendra L. Earls and Shanna Hollis said they expected the 12-by-30ft painting on the General Post Office in Hamilton to...

Solar power installations across the island are to be funded by a boost to the home affairs budget. Walter Roban, the home affairs minister, said the $1 million increase, which will take his budget to $18.7 million, would help to create a secure and ...

The Government was last night blasted after it sacked staff at the Covid-19 test lab

A reduction in the National Sports Centre’s operating costs should be a priority so more cash can be funnelled towards helping young people, an Opposition MP has said. Susan Jackson, of the One Bermuda Alliance, said it was “challenging” to watch gov...

A new group of Royal Bermuda Regiment chainsaw operators have qualified as the island’s defence force gears up for another hurricane season. Instructors said that six soldiers, drawn from across the RBR, had volunteered for the two weeks of training...