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A 51-year-old Devonshire man was taken to hospital yesterday after being injured in a two-vehicle collision. According to a spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service, first responders attended a “serious two-vehicle collision” on Tee Street in Devons...

A woman who was attacked with a baseball bat on Friday is in a “stable condition” and recovering on a general ward at the hospital. The 18-year-old was injured when “two female suspects apparently attended the victim’s residence and assaulted her wi...

The St George’s community will come together this weekend to celebrate the 100th birthday of well-known “bingo queen” Ismay Steede. Although her birthday falls on January 12, the party will kick-start a week of celebration, according to Ms Steede’s y...

A new hotel in the East End — and the resurrection of the St George’s Golf Course — are finally paving the way for a brighter future for the St George’s Club, according to club president Sally Kyle. After years of difficult business in the former cap...

City officials have declared North Hamilton’s big night on New Year’s Eve a spectacular success. The festivities pulled in close to 1,000 people without incident and were well endorsed by area businesses. Charles Gosling, the mayor, said the Corporat...

Court Street takes centre stage tonight, ushering in the new year with an open-air street festival to which the entire community is invited. Organisers told The Royal Gazette that the Uptown New Year’s Eve block party, covering several blocks and the...

The famous red-nosed reindeer may have helped to deliver your gifts this Christmas, but his namesake has been bringing joy to households in Bermuda all year round. For the past 15 years, refuse collector Rudolph Spence has spent his spare time return...

Plans have been unveiled for a New Year’s Eve block party on Court Street. The event, which has been organised as part of a drive to revitalise North Hamilton and promote community engagement, has the support of the Bermuda Government, the Corporatio...

Serious corrosion to the swing bridge across Ferry Reach means that the East End’s crossing will be reduced to a single lane down the middle as of today. Vehicles heavier than ten tonnes could cause the bridge to list, and will thus be off limits. Bu...

Leases for a proposed hotel development in St George’s were approved by the House of Assembly on Wednesday night. While the Opposition expressed support for the 262-year leases, it warned the Government to make sure the public will retain free access...

So the most visible job in local sport has gone to Clay Smith. The Bermuda Cricket Board got its man after what was claimed to be “an extensive and rigorous” interview process — the lengths a son of the soil has to go to prove his worth despite the r...

Dear Sir, Your newspaper has not warned Bermuda about the effect of super long-term leases of Bermuda property. Buyers are taking advantage of Bermuda’s loss of financial control by stealing us blind and our leaders are letting it happen. The 262-ye...