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Age can be an advantage in the workplace, according to visiting best-selling author Robert Dilenschneider. Speaking to The Royal Gazette yesterday, Mr Dilenschneider said that older members of the workforce have much to offer and need to take advanta...

Bermudians have been asked to come together to support Syrian refugees by donating baby carriers. The Facebook group “Bermuda Cares: Slings for Refugees” is urging the public to provide slings, wraps and baby carriers for the growing number of Syrian...

Wedco is seeking planning approval to make improvements to Prince Alfred Terrace, while replacing the former Royal Navy Club with apartments. According to a planning application, viewable at the Department of Planning offices, Wedco is seeking to tea...

A Supreme Court jury was yesterday ordered to find Joshua Usher not guilty of the murder of Prince Edness. Mr Usher, 22, and Jaquii Pearman Desilva, 20, had both denied shooting Mr Edness dead outside a home on South Avenue, Southampton, on December ...

Fundraisers have handed over $15,000 to three young women to help with the cost of their medical care. Gaynell Hayward-Caesar, of the 3D (three diverse, delivered and determined women) Committee, said that the fundraising Gospel Explosion event came ...

A police officer was yesterday challenged about his identification of a man accused of murder. Jaquii Pearman Desilva and Joshua Usher have both denied murdering Prince Edness, who was shot dead outside of a home on South Avenue, Southampton, on Dece...

A police officer told the Supreme Court that alleged killer Joshua Usher appeared to be wearing gloves and a bulletproof jacket on the evening Prince Edness was murdered. Mr Usher, 22, along with 20-year-old Jaquii Pearman Desilva have both denied ch...

Prince Edness was shot at least four times from behind, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. Jaquii Pearman Desilva, 20, and Joshua Usher, 22, have both denied charges of murdering Mr Edness and later opening fire on officers during a high-speed chase....

Bob Richards, the Minister of Finance, has said the Bermuda Government will not have to foot the bill for his libel case against union boss Jason Hayward. Mr Richards said the matter — which led to a succession of objections from unions and other org...

The Bermuda Government has worked hard to improve the planning process and consult with other groups, according to Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs. Speaking to The Royal Gazette, Sen Fahy said that the Government has made several small cha...