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The cost of eggs rose by 50 per cent as other foods recorded double digit increases and was fuel was up 5 per cent year over year

The Royal Gazette is pleased to announce that it will be publishing “Crabgrass” as its latest comic strip. "Crabgrass” is described as a a strip about childhood friendship and its peaks and valleys. A description from syndicate Andrews McMeel U...

The Royal Gazette has decided to cease publication of the Dilbert cartoon with immediate effect

Training has stepped up for Royal Bermuda Regiment recruits in the second week of boot camp

Daughters and their daddys turned out in their finest for the Daddy Daughter Royal Ball event on Saturday at Lower Pier Six. Hosted by RYL Rentals, the event was designed to allow 4 to 12 year-old girls to dress up for a magical day with all their f...

An upcoming lecture about the island’s hospitality industry has been postponed due to “unforeseen circumstances”, according to the Bermuda College. The lecture was scheduled to take place on Tuesday in the College’s north hall lecture theatre and wa...

Hundreds of people braved poor weather and took to the waters of Horseshoe Bay for the Polar Plunge in support of Special Olympics Bermuda. The charity said: “Events like the Polar Plunge help support our Special Olympic athletes with their on-going...

A community centre in Hamilton has temporarily shut its doors after it suffered water and electrical damage last week. The Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation said the Sammy Wilson Community Centre on Angle Street has been closed. A spokeswoman...

Due to inclement weather, the National Museum of Bermuda has postponed its community day. The free event was set to be held on Sunday, as part of the organisation’s Free for February initiative, which allowed island residents complementary access to...

The seal remains in critical but stable condition but is responding to treatment and continues to improve