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A diabetic woman who was tipping the scales at 350lbs has credited the National Sports Centre with helping turn her life around. Now Lucrecia Ming, who lost 150lbs in four years, is training to take part in the Ironman World Championship to be held n...

A condolence book will be opened at the Hamilton Police Station tomorrow for tributes to be paid to the late former police commissioner Frederick “Penny” Bean. Mr Bean’s passing marks “a monumental loss for the Bermuda Police Service and the local co...

A controversial group linked to the Church of Scientology is to run a seminar in a leading hotel today, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The conference was organised by Dee Pearson, a Bermudian, with her husband, Don. A schedule for the seminar sent out...

Department of Public Transportation staff have come together to support a former colleague with a donation to help with medical expenses. Today they handed a cheque for $2,260 to the family of Anthony Lodge, a former dispatcher and inspector with the...

Revenue guarantees paid to airlines should be a shared responsibility, the tourism minister has said. The move is an apparent softening of the line Zane DeSilva took in the House of Assembly last month when he insisted airport operators Skyport shoul...

Frederick “Penny” Bean, the first Bermudian-born constable promoted to Commissioner of Police, has died at age 82. During his 34 years of service, Mr Bean earned the Colonial Police Medal for Meritorious Service, awarded to him after the Chief Justic...

A church service today celebrated the life of Terrence “Ted” Richards, who has died aged 59. Mr Richards, the husband of education commissioner Kalmar Richards, was mourned in the House of Assembly yesterday. Scott Simmons, a Progressive Labour Party...

Bermuda’s Premier and Cabinet Office minister were not required to appear at a British Foreign Affairs Select Committee session to examine Britain’s relationship with its Overseas Territories, a member of the all-party group said last night. Ian Murr...

Lisa Bishop never outgrew her childhood love of fairytale princesses. Ms Bishop said that “princesses and Disney have always been a big part of my life”. But the author’s children’s books, which she will sign tomorrow at the Bookmart in Brown & Co in...

Bermuda snubbed a meeting with British parliamentarians in London yesterday. The Foreign Affairs Select Committee had invited Overseas Territories to give evidence in an inquiry into the relationship with the Foreign Office. Walton Brown, the Cabinet...