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Three police officers were present at the front gate of L.F. Wade International Airport yesterday in response to reports of a planned protest. The Royal Gazette was in place at the airport for an hour and in that time no protesters were present. An e...

Close to 50 business owners and other concerned members of the public attended an information session last night about how to remain safe in the face of an armed robbery. The Bermuda Police Service, in conjunction with the Chamber of Commerce, organi...

A member of “adventure conservationist” group Plastic Tides is making a return to the island this month to help raise awareness of plastic pollution in local waters and inspire the community to protect the oceans. Co-founder and team-mate Christian ...

The public is invited to a meeting to discuss the future use of Cross Island in Dockyard once the America’s Cup is over. The West End Development Corporation will host the event tonight, at the Chamber of Commerce building in Hamilton at 7pm. Andre...

A British marine conservation charity could help the island close the net on illegal fishing in Bermuda waters. Executive chairman for the Blue Marine Foundation [Blue] Charles Clover — The Sunday Times investigative journalist who reported in award-...

At the age of just 5, Jamel G. Stafford was flipping pancakes from a stool his mother placed him on so he could reach the stove. The Bermudian culinary student and chef, 26, has had a passion for food for as long as he can remember and believes it i...

Whitney Institute Middle School students “shared the joy and importance” of reading with primary students and seniors this week as part of the Bermuda National School Salute. The Salute programme was launched by The Royal Gazette last year to help m...

The Bermuda School of Music is hosting a lively evening of jazz and swing that includes a line-up of international musicians. Organisers promise “an electrifying live sound that combines trumpets, saxophones and trombones with a rhythm section that w...

Michael Weeks, the Shadow Minister of Health, delivered profound personal thanks to healthcare professionals for this year’s celebration of Nurses Day. The Pembroke East Central MP told The Royal Gazette he had “just collapsed for no reason” while ou...

Had it not been for crash victim Kuiana Daniels’s two quick-thinking “heroes”, she might not be alive. The 16-year-old Berkeley Institute student suffered head, neck and other serious injuries and lost a lot of blood in the process after her moped pl...