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So the Workers Voice has withdrawn from the Media Council amid a dispute over the publication of a ruling from the Council. The publication has its reasons for withdrawing and not complying with the ruling, but regardless, it is extremely unfortunate...

Shocking, callous, inhumane. Words like this are easily bandied about when murders happen — all too frequently — in Bermuda. But in the case of the incident at Belvin’s, there are no words that are sufficient to adequately describe what took place. I...

There have recently been dire warnings about a disintegration of the Island’s social fabric. This newspaper has this week carried stories about an increasing number of debt cases coming before the civil courts, as well as a rise in the number of wome...

Thousands of runners from more than a dozen countries pounded the Island’s roads over the weekend. They were all ages, all sizes and all abilities — personal bests were set, injuries sustained, memories were made. In each other’s eyes they were also ...

Bob Richards has a mountain to climb. The question is will he ever reach the top? Yesterday we reported how Government revenues had fallen almost ten percent in the third quarter of last year. At the same time Government had increased its current ex...

It has always been a particular bugbear of this newspaper’s — bad manners. Do we really need to hear your cell phone conversation? Do we really need — or want — to hear your choice of music slowly deafening us as your car draws closer? We now have to...

This newspaper has recently put on record that it is a firm believer in unions — but in the same article it also called for unions to exercise some commonsense. So the latest sabre rattling by Bermuda Industrial Union President Chris Furbert is somew...

On our website, www.royalgazette.com, we are running this poll: Should The Royal Gazette stop anonymous letters and publish the author’s name? As of writing, 37 percent said ‘yes’ and 60 percent ‘no’ with three percent undecided. A total of 1,157 peo...