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Bermuda Tourism Authority head Bill Hanbury received a “guaranteed” bonus for his first year in office — but Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell has said the amount awarded was confidential. Shadow Minister Zane DeSilva told the House of Assembly that ...

In a first for the Island, the tugboat Faithful has been piloted by a Bermudian on its voyage to get assessed in the United States. The trip, captained by first class branch pilot Nicholas Maynard, is part of a continuing training programme at the De...

Father of three George Peter Lynch would have been 46 today — but his life was taken five years ago in a case of mistaken identity over gang-related reprisals. Mr Lynch’s family, represented by his mother-in-law Rita Woolridge, has taken the occasion...

Local student Erika Furbert, above, got a happy surprise this week when she received her exam results for the International Baccalaureate. “I was so shocked that I just started laughing,” the 17-year-old told The Royal Gazette. “I was so happy and in...

The Bermuda High School’s 2015 graduating class has beaten the world average in its International Baccalaureate Diploma results, the school reported. The top student was Kathleen McBeath, with a total of 38 out of a possible 45 IB diploma points, fol...

The fate of the Sandys 360 sports facility, shut down since last year, remains in question — and its demise has been blamed on bad management by Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy. Diallo Rabain, the Opposition Leader in the Senate, noted during the ...

Recession aside, Bermuda’s entrepreneurs stand to gain by launching new tourism products, according to Bermuda Hotel Association (BHA) CEO Stephen Todd. However, Mr Todd acknowledged that getting a loan to get a small business off the ground is not e...

Shadow Finance Minister David Burt dismissed the One Bermuda Alliance’s pledge to create 2,000 jobs as an electoral ploy — while pointing out the Island has lost nearly 2,000 jobs since 2012. Mr Burt also took the OBA to task for delaying a census, s...

An “astounding” three-quarters of Bermudians are obese or overweight, Health Minister Jeanne Atherden yesterday told legislators. Reporting the figures from the Steps to a Well Bermuda survey, Ms Atherden told the House of Assembly: “Regrettably, the...

Halfway through its term in office, the One Bermuda Alliance’s election promise of creating 2,000 jobs in five years has proved a tough act to follow. Although OBA backbencher Leah Scott characterised it as “a hopeful and optimistic promise”, she con...