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Updating Governor-designate John Rankin on Bermuda life was the among tasks in London for Michael Dunkley, the Premier, during talks among Overseas Territory leaders. Mr Rankin is to be sworn into office on December 5, Mr Dunkley told The Royal Gazet...

Ewart Brown, the former premier, is among witnesses scheduled to appear later this month before the ongoing Commission of Inquiry. According to the commission’s webpage, the group is still working on its list of potential witnesses for the week start...

A chartered accountant has defended his criticism of the Bermuda Government’s proposals for a new airport terminal, branding the Ministry of Finance’s rebuttal “invalid, erroneous and unjustified”. However Bob Richards, the Minister of Finance, still...

Sylvan Richards, the Minister of Social Development and Sport, has branded The Royal Gazette’s report on expenses for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics trip “incorrect and misleading”. The article in Friday’s edition, which used a Public Access to Inf...

Dementia is becoming a heavy burden on Bermuda’s growing elderly population, and does not spare veterans and their families who face limited options for care. A case in point is veteran Herbert Tatem, 94, whose wife, Dorothy, finds herself too old to...

British-born Bermudian artist and painter Diana Tetlow, whose portraits were distinguished internationally for their faithfulness to their subjects, has died at the age of 71. Aside from painting countless local dignitaries as well as ordinary reside...

A comprehensive rebuttal to a critique of the Bermuda Government’s plans for a new airport terminal has been issued by the Ministry of Finance. The document was provided to The Royal Gazette in response to chartered accountant Craig Mayor’s evidence ...

The Bermuda Government neglected to “do its homework” in committing blindly to rebuilding the terminal for LF Wade International Airport, according to chartered accountant Craig Mayor. Appearing before the Public Accounts Committee, Mr Mayor pulled n...

Allan Warner, a Gombey captain deeply rooted in the traditions and culture of a quintessentially Bermudian art form. has died at the age of 59. “For him, it was all about keeping the heritage and the culture alive,” Mr Warner’s wife, Tracey, told The...

A local couple’s “empowering” message to children in war-torn and disaster-stricken regions has won international acclaim. In a ceremony tomorrow, puppeteers Michael Frith and Kathryn Mullen will be recognised, with the charity No Strings Internation...