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Shadow Minister of Environment Glenn Blakeney has accused Michael Dunkley of trying to “score cheap political points” by saying Ariel Sands redevelopment had “broken ground”. He said that despite the groundbreaking announcement on Wednesday morning, ...

Two companies devoted almost 80 employees today to give back to the community. The staff members at Marsh insurance broking and risk management, and Guy Carpenter, a global risk and reinsurance specialist, volunteered at the Matilda Smith Williams Se...

Hollywood actor Michael Douglas has promised that Bermudians will continue to be instrumental to the success of his hotel Ariel Sands after it opens its doors for business. Speaking to The Royal Gazette after ground was broken on the $85 million red...

The late veterinarian and ocean activist Dr Neil Burnie has been described as one of Bermuda’s best-loved characters and legendary custodian of the sea. Friends, family members and colleagues have paid tribute following Dr Burnie’s untimely death yes...

Michael Douglas, Ariel Sands’ part-owner and Hollywood actor, is to actively promote the Island to a global audience, according to Bermuda Tourism Authority chairman Bill Hanbury. Mr Hanbury said the authority had held conversations with Mr Douglas a...

Premier Michael Dunkley has extended his condolences to the family of Alpheus “Artie” Black who died earlier today. Mr Black, a blacksmith, entrepreneur and pillar of the community, was awarded a Member of the Order of the British Empire in the 2005 ...

Bermuda’s employers must formulate policies to move with the changing laws on medical marijuana use, according to a pioneer in the employee assistance field. Dr Dale Masi has been invited to the Island to discuss marijuana in the workplace, and has ...

A Pembroke man has pleaded guilty to keeping a pit bull without a valid licence. The court was told that Scott Dill, 29, had found the animal and started feeding it but had not intended to keep it. He was charged with the offence on March 12. As it...