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Friends and family of a teenage girl killed in a crash last week gathered near the scene of the incident and wore pink as a tribute at the weekend. A procession of cars decked with pink ribbons drove past the scene where Amber Bridges, who was 16, di...

Veteran activist Glenn Fubler said he was unable to finish watching the video of the murder of George Floyd. Mr Fubler, a civil and human rights campaigner for most of his 71 years, said: “It was so obviously inhuman – and captured by a 17-year-old g...

The murder of George Floyd and support for the Black Lives Matter movement saw thousands march from Front Street a year ago today. Bermuda-based companies were also galvanised to look at how they could make a difference. The Royal Gazette heard abou...

A massive turnout for the island’s Black Lives Matter demonstration a year ago was a moment of truth for the leaders of the charity Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda, its president has said. Lynne Winfield, the head of CURB, joined the procession ...

A Bermuda-based healthcare technology firm has struck a deal with a US company to cut the cost of payment processing. MAPay, a US firm with its headquarters in Hamilton, has signed up with fintech company Algorand to create a stablecoin and use its p...

A highly awarded police officer who served in almost every branch of the service has retired after 42 years. Staff Officer Calvin Smith stepped down on Monday after a career recognised in 2016 with the Overseas Territories Police Medal. Mr Smith said...

Anyone who was waiting for summer should know by now, that it is here and it won’t last for ever. Fair skies, light winds and calm seas beckon anyone who desires to wet a line to take advantage of the situation now. It would be very hard to go wrong...

The “Queen of Bermuda” stepped into the international spotlight after Mark Anderson, the man behind Sybil Barrington, was highlighted in a UK magazine. Mr Anderson said he was “elated” to be profiled in the first issue of Forever with Pride magazine,...

The boats and moorings section of Marine & Ports will shut early next Monday for computer system work. The section will close at noon for a data system overhaul and reopen for its normal hours of 8.30am to 4.30pm on Tuesday.

The City of Hamilton is on the lookout for island chefs to take part in a two-night drive-in food festival later this year. The Taste of Bermuda: Drive-in Experience is expected to return to the city’s Par-la-Ville car park in September if the event ...