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From satirical artwork targeting Hitler to treasured children’s cartoons humanising the animal world — the works of the late Peter Woolcock are to go under the hammer next Friday. Many people will know Mr Woolcock for his weekly political cartoons in...

Hundreds braved the rain yesterday to celebrate the achievements of the Bermuda College graduates of 2016. There was standing room only in the outside gazebo as students, teachers, parents, friends and dignitaries gathered in recognition of their wor...

Michael Dunkley has announced that tomorrow will be Census Day, with the official process of counting the population beginning on Saturday. It is anticipated that the process will last through the fall. In a press statement yesterday, the Premier s...

From beauty queen to queen of the kitchen, chef Kayla Williams is carving out a career she hopes will culminate in the opening of her own restaurant. The winner of Miss Hospitality at the Miss Bermuda competition last July is preparing to host a fund...

Three Warwick Academy students are going above and beyond the call of duty for charity by running the Appleby Bermuda Half-Marathon Derby to raise funds. Kip Malpas, Brian Darling and Alex Mason, all 16, have been volunteering at the equipment rental...

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...

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...

Students from Dellwood Middle School took Hamilton by storm yesterday as they toured the city to celebrate their achievements. The students, dressed in their newly designed blue and maroon school sport shirts, were participating in The National Salut...

Young Bermudians looking for a lucrative career in an industry that is booming both locally and globally may want to consider information technology as an option. According to local IT firm Oxygen, there is a shortage of young, local talent in the f...