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Technology charity Code441 is to host its fourth annual hackathon next month to offer schoolchildren the chance to learn about coding. Organiser Jahde Eve said that pupils will be able to learn about how to build interactive games and apps, and look ...

Bermuda has potential as a destination for technology companies, according to Stuart Lacey, founder of Bermudian-based technology firm Trunomi. Mr Lacey praised the Bermuda Government’s move towards establishing a technology hub on the island, but wa...

Dear Sir, Why I care, as a concerned Bermudian, about the disappearance of Lion Rock. I am so sorry about Lion Rock. What we deem permanent about our island — the horizon, the sky, the reefs, the sea and the jagged rock — helps keep us grounded and ...

What mysteries are buried in the belly of a museum? That’s the question that Zoë Lepiano is constantly interested in. The new collections intern at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art is diving straight into the island’s culture, managing and catalogui...

The popular Lion Rock landmark was destroyed by excavations by the owner of the property, it was revealed yesterday. Readers sent The Royal Gazette photographs that showed Lion Rock being demolished when a barge equipped with a crane excavated the co...

The deadline for submissions for the Technology Hub has been extended after “great interest” from the public, according to the Ministry of Public Works. The Tech Hub, a Throne Speech pledge from the Progressive Labour Party government, will provide s...

By the mid-1970s, neglect, time and the elements had inflicted more punishment on the massive ramparts and buildings of the Keep at Bermuda’s old Royal Naval Dockyard than any of the potential military enemies it had been built to guard against. The ...

A weakness in a security protocol that Wi-Fi devices rely on has put wireless-enabled devices at risk of attack, Government’s Cybersecurity Working Group warned today. According to national security minister Wayne Caines, the Key Reinstallation Atta...

Fewer than half of Bermuda residents see the island as “inclusive” and 31 per cent feel uncomfortable because of their skin colour a new report has revealed. The news comes in the Bermuda Vital Signs study for 2017, carried out by the Bermuda Communi...

Global warming is not to blame for recent flooding and high tides in Bermuda, an oceanographer said yesterday. Ruth Curry, physical oceanographer at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences, said that two factors were responsible for the high water th...

Historian Clarence Maxwell will speak at the latest ThinkFest event on Sunday. The presentation, “Set Us Free — Bermudians during the Humanitarian Revolution”, will outline how Bermudians contributed to the end of slavery debates and the demands for ...

Children used King’s Square as a makeshift pool and some people questioned whether the Olde Towne was sinking — “ridiculously high tides” certainly created a splash over the weekend. Six inches of seawater accumulated in the square on Saturday mornin...