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Four Bermudian students have been awarded $10,000 in scholarships to further their aspirations in interior design. The field entails far more than selecting fabrics or colours, according to the Bermuda Society of Interior Designers, which presented t...

Bermuda has increasingly featured on China’s radar this summer, but coverage from the America’s Cup stands to boost our profile “dramatically”. The world’s most populous country will view Bermuda up close for the races, Harvey Schiller, the America’s...

Bermuda was represented as conservation officers and scientific researchers from around the world teamed up for a conference in Gibraltar. Best practice tips were exchanged and partnerships forged with the aim of securing wildlife and ecosystems in t...

Bermuda’s celebration of maritime eccentricity and makeshift sailing cast off for its 43rd year from Mangrove Bay, Sandys, closing the Cup Match holiday in typical style. “It’s the usual non-crazy event,” deadpanned Sandys Boat Club Commodore Jaime D...

“Theatre has been my life, all my life.” This is how Johnae Tucker, 21, sums up her love of the stage. Now she is preparing to step into the unknown as the latest Bermudian to join Up With People, the world-touring educational and performance group. ...

A council overseeing mediators for a new co-parenting regime, aimed at helping separating parents come to an amicable compromise over their children, comes into effect today. The move was applauded by the Coalition for the Protection of Children, whi...

A number of small-scale construction projects have been freed up from Planning regulations in an effort to boost the industry. The changes were part of an overall review of Planning application processing, aimed at speeding up construction, according...

Action is needed on the “stalled” debate over decriminalising drugs, which community group the Young Progressives says could defuse the Island’s gang-related tensions. “Every time we lose someone, every time a young man is murdered, politicians come ...

The British Airways flight coming to Bermuda tomorrow from Gatwick has had its first-class seating pushed back into the regular cabins, The Royal Gazette understands. It closes a tough month for the airline’s service to the Island, which has been sub...

Schools, parents and community groups are to be equipped with a “trauma indicator checklist” to help deal with the gang risks faced by the Island’s youth. The toolkit is one among many developed quietly and behind the scenes at the community level as...