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Promotions of Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers were announced at a recent Battalion Night, when troops gathered at Warwick Camp. It was an opportunity for the whole battalion to come together to acknowledge the successes of their peers, play sports an...

Reinsurance firm Ariel Re has donated almost $100,000 to charity in Bermuda and London during the past year. The good causes helped included partnering with Fiona Dill to provide Christmas vouchers for Bermudian families in need; matching employee do...

A story headlined “ResQwest has penalty fee for early contract termination” on the royalgazette.com and “ResQwest paid penalty fee” in the print edition yesterday incorrectly stated that Government had paid a penalty fee to the company after cancelli...

It took seven chefs two weeks to build and needed 572lb of gingerbread, 540 eggs and 40lb of icing sugar. But yesterday the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club unveiled a larger-than-life Gingerbread House, complete with candied accents, icing and a Chr...

A lecture exploring Bermuda’s role in the two world wars will be held at 6.30pm today at the Bermuda National Library. The presentation will be made by veterans’ advocate Carol Everson, of the Bermuda Legion. The Royal Gazette incorrectly reporte...

Police have found the driver and passenger of a vehicle which was left unattended after hitting a wall. Officers were called to the crash on North Shore Road near the junction of East Point Lane at 4.30am yesterday. Initial reports said the vehic...

Police have appealed for help to find missing 21-year-old Keni Smith. Mr Smith is described as brown complexioned, 6ft 1in, of slim build, weighing approximately 150lb with short black hair. He was last seen around 2pm yesterday. A police spokesman s...

Police are appealing for witnesses to a rental bike crash – where the driver could not be found. At 4.30am today, police attended the accident involving the rental cycle, on North Shore Road near the junction of East Point Lane. A police spokesman sa...

A cardboard boat building challenge is to see students compete against each other in a “sink or swim” race gala. The National Aquatics Centre event involves students aged 9 to 12 building a craft from just cardboard and duct tape. Teams of up to five...

The winners have been announced for the Bermuda National Trust’s student art competition, sponsored by the insurance firm Sompo International and entitled “Bermuda Roots”. Artwork from primary, middle and senior school students was judged by artists ...