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A raft of legal reforms to encourage young and vulnerable witnesses to give evidence in court and update the penalties for sexual offences will be put before the House of Assembly over the next 12 months. During yesterday’s Throne Speech, Governor Ge...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment was yesterday granted the Freedom of the City to march through the streets of Hamilton. The formal ceremony, attended by Governor George Fergusson, was held at City Hall after the Convening of Parliament and the Throne Spee...

A moment of silence will be observed before the World Rugby Classic game this evening, according to the French Consulate in Bermuda. It comes after more than 120 people were killed in co-ordinated terrorist attacks across the French capital. “We wil...

The Governor of Bermuda responded this morning to events that have left France in a state of national mourning. At least eight terrorists were responsible for the deaths of 127 people across Paris in what is believed to be a co-ordinated attack autho...

The City of Hamilton today came to a standstill as the annual Remembrance Day parade marked two minutes’ silence to honour the fallen. Veterans joined serving Royal Bermuda Regiment (RBR) soldiers and police on parade at the Cenotaph on Front Street,...

Governor George Fergusson and other local celebrities took to the water at the weekend as part of the Pilot Gig Rowing Regatta. The event, organised by the Bermuda Pilot Gig Club and the Bermuda Diabetes Association, featured three races, headlined b...

Governor George Fergusson will go head-to-head with Michael Dunkley this weekend at a pilot gig regatta in St George’s Harbour. The Premier and Mr Fergusson will also be joined by Deputy Governor Ginny Ferson, as well as a host of gig rowers for an a...

Governor George Fergusson and Randy Horton, the Speaker of the House of Assembly, joined delegates from 14 Caribbean countries at the House yesterday to attend the official opening of the 17th Biennial Conference of Presiding Officers and Clerks. Thi...

Auditor-General Heather Jacobs Matthews has pledged to complete four years’ worth of outstanding annual reports from her office by the time she retires next month. The law requires that the reports are released each year by November 30 or soon after ...

Pride Bermuda officially launched its 18th Red Ribbon Week from the steps of City Hall. Spectators donned the drug awareness organisation’s signature red for the event, with many bearing the slogan “Make the Right Choice”. Programme facilitator Lis...

Michael Dunkley, Governor George Fergusson and other dignitaries were taken on a “walk and talk” in North Hamilton this month, an event organised by the Young Progressives. The group took its guests to the area to meet residents and business owners. ...

The members of the Boundaries Commission have been announced by Governor George Fergusson. It will be chaired by Francis Alexis, QC, the former Attorney General of Grenada, who is at present finishing his role as chairman of that jurisdiction’s const...