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Residents were encouraged to give back to their community during a speech made by Bermuda Red Cross executive director Ann Spencer-Arscott. She was speaking at the Rotary Club on World Red Cross Day — during the month of May, which is World Red Cros...

Kidney transplant funding for HIP and FutureCare patients is to increase by 50 per cent to up to $150,000 under new legislation. A health Bill has been tabled to expand coverage from June 1 so that more patients can come off dialysis, a government sp...

Embraced by Bermuda’s Gombeys, international teen racer and autism campaigner Austin Riley has been left with something more to smile about after his last trip to the island. “It’s all about family for us,” explained Reginna Paynter of the Gombey Evo...

The possibility of conducting kidney transplants in Bermuda is being reviewed by the Ministry of Health and other stakeholders. It comes after a team of Norwegian surgeons visited the island in March and submitted a proposal that is now being assesse...

As far as Bermuda’s schools are concerned, it’s one of the most interesting history lessons of all. Today and tomorrow, through our Bermuda National School Salute supplement, The Royal Gazette tells the tale behind every school on the island, from St...

A graphic video of crashes on Bermuda’s roads was played at a press conference yesterday to try to drive home the issue of road safety. The event — presented by government and police representatives — came with the beginning of UN Global Road Safety ...

Butterfield Bank donated $2,000 towards the America’s Cup Endeavour programme with a denim day fundraiser. The bank is an official supplier and the official bank of the Cup, and several of its employees have been a part of the Endeavour programme, ac...

Moving Bermuda Day is a “common sense” step which would benefit both locals and potential visitors alike, according to one Progressive Labour Party MP. Michael Weeks, Shadow Minister of Community, Youth and Sports, will again this year present the P...

This year’s XL Catlin End-to-End was a “big success”, according to one event organiser. Sunny skies prevailed as 2,600 people took part on Saturday. Participants — whether walking, cycling, swimming, rowing or paddleboarding — as well as numerous vo...

Thousands are set to take to the streets and shores tomorrow for a good cause as the XL Catlin End-to-End celebrates its 30th year. Mandy Shailer of the event’s organising board said they hoped this year would be bigger and better than ever as the pu...