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Myrtle Edness, who celebrated her 108th birthday on Sunday, has a simple tip for long life — swim and exercise. Born on Ord Road before moving to Somerset as a little girl, Ms Edness (née Deshield) and her siblings, Lillian and Gerald Jr, attended P...

The Government is seeking bids to install energy-saving solar panels on more than 30 public buildings. A request for proposal issued this month asked companies to submit bids for the “design, supply of materials, permitting, installation, commissioni...

The Information Commissioner’s website has been redesigned in collaboration with international commissioners. Enhancements to the site include better search functionalities within decisions and public authorities’ listings and the inclusion of a spec...

A floating water park has reopened in the west end for the summer. The Longtail Floating Fun Park has been set up in Dockyard since last moth and now` comes equipped with an additional slide, a floating obstacle course and a three-storey diving board...

A charity aimed at helping the homeless in Bermuda has opened its new headquarters in North Hamilton to offer clients a “triage and care-management centre”. Denise Carey, CEO and executive director of Home, said: “As we approach the end of our first ...

Forty-four registered charities will share $290,000 in grants from the Bermuda Community Foundation, the organisation announced today. The donations are from the foundation’s Bermuda Community Fund, a permanent fund set up to support the non-profit s...

Construction of a new marina in St George will get under way next month, the Government has said. David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said that the long-awaited $4.1 million development will “contribute towards the economic revival in St Georg...

Commenting on www.royalgazette.com has been restored. Commenting was disabled this month after a technical problem arose with the way that commenters’ names were displayed. Royal Gazette technical staff and outside vendors have now developed and...

A bride’s wedding was almost ruined after bridesmaids’ dresses could not be shipped to the island before the big day

More than 1,000 residents and visitors flocked to Victoria Park in Hamilton yesterday to enjoy a day of family fun. The event — organised by the Corporation of Hamilton — saw live entertainment, music, and a pie-eating contest among revellers. Local ...