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David Saul faced formidable challenges, as finance minister and then as premier, during hard times not only for the Bermuda economy, but the United Bermuda Party under which he served. His civil service background was put to the test in 1989, when, p...

Students from Mount Saint Agnes treated staff at The Royal Gazette to a mini-concert yesterday in celebration of its School Salute Day. Their rendition of When the Saints Go Marching In was enjoyed by this newspaper’s staff including editor Dexter Sm...

David Saul will be remembered for his kindness, adventurous spirit and lust for life, Michael Dunkley, the Premier said today. Governor John Rankin issued a statement saluting the former premier as “an individual who served Bermuda and many good caus...

Students from CedarBridge Academy were on the City Hall steps as they celebrated their National School Salute yesterday. The school, which is marking its 20th anniversary this year, was featured in a special supplement as part of our two-week School ...

A group of local welders have travelled to the US for a training course in a new programme developed by the Department of Workforce Development and the Construction Association of Bermuda. The programme aims to enable individuals to acquire specific ...

Students from Berkeley Institute were out in force on the main road into Hamilton yesterday as The Royal Gazette celebrated its Bermuda National School Salute supplement. It came as The Royal Gazette published a special feature on the history of the ...

The dangers of tanning and its potential to lead to addictive behaviour have been reiterated by an international expert. According to David Fisher, who spoke to The Royal Gazette as Bermuda marked Melanoma Awareness Month, research has shown that ta...

Davon Adams’s interest in medicine led him to a career in nursing, and now that interest is taking him to Zanzibar. While Mr Adams has never been to Africa, he said he is eager to make a difference and experience African culture first hand. “This wil...

Harrington Sound Primary School is to close for two days for maintenance due to an infestation of bird mites. Freddie Evans, the Commissioner of Education, said the problem had been caused by birds nesting in the roof. The school is to remain shut on...

A great deal of emphasis is placed on building the self-esteem of the pupils at Elliot Primary School and that’s why, every day, they pay compliments to one student. The idea is that the other pupils all compliment the student, who is chosen at rando...