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Somersfield Academy students heard of the potential in technology and artificial intelligence this morning from Tom Ilube, a British entrepreneur and advocate for technical education. Mr Ilube spoke to P5 to DP1 students at the Devonshire school, fol...

The Royal Gazette will update this page with key news as Tropical Storm Jerry approaches Bermuda. 6pm: The Bermuda Weather Service cancelled the warning for Post Tropical Cyclone Jerry. Jerry’s strength had declined to winds of 35mph and gusts to 46m...

Warwick Academy has adopted a new strategic plan to coincide with its first full accreditation as a school. Dave Horan, the principal, said the school’s blueprint was the outcome of 18 months of brainstorming with teachers, parents, alumni and studen...

The Government’s payout over the gridlocked Morgan’s Point development will go several million dollars beyond the $165 million government guarantee now being called in by lenders. Curtis Dickinson, the Minister of Finance, revealed yesterday that con...

One of Bermuda’s pioneering bodybuilders and fitness trainers has died at 85. Clifford Looby competed overseas as well as locally, rubbing shoulders with internationally known figures such as the actor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Other friends included Ca...

A charity tackling one of the island’s most prevalent chronic illnesses has appealed for funding, even as it prepares to open a badly needed new treatment centre in Hamilton. Next week, the Bermuda Diabetes Association celebrates with a roof-wetting ...

Leonard Teye-Botchway, a Ghanaian-born surgeon and former Olympic runner who gave up his athletic ambitions to devote himself to medicine, has died at 64. The father of three moved to the island in 1994 with his wife, Ronita, and pioneered ophthalmol...

A game-changing course based on Singapore methods has been delivered to maths teachers at public and private schools. Training, from the international firm Maths No Problem, was provided to Warwick Academy teachers, as well as public primary and midd...

Organisers of a back-to-school campaign designed to help families in need, yesterday made a last ditch bid for public support. Gina Spence, the activist behind the Each One Reach One campaign, said yesterday that it would be “very easy to fall behind...

A globe-trotting former government minister said yesterday that Bermudians should travel off the beaten track to broaden their horizons. Now Terry Lister, who quit politics five years ago, is to share his personal odyssey in a book called Immersed in...