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Senator Jeff Baron has noted an increased budget allocation for the Royal Bermuda Regiment as the service moves away from conscription. The Junior Minister of National Security also said the ministry was looking to introduce a shared radio system for...

At just 17, Mikle Dill has proved that no one is too young to represent their country on the rugby field. Not only did the teenager represent the Bermuda men’s team at this month’s international Ariel Re Bermuda Sevens tournament, he also claimed the...

Confidence in the economy has plunged in the past three months, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. Less than a quarter of registered voters — 22 per cent — said they had faith in the direction the economy was heading in the survey...

Warwick Academy year one student Michael Schrah has been declared the winner of the annual Belco Bird Kite Safety Poster competition. Judges selected Michael’s entry as having the ‘Best Kite Safety Message’ overall from more than 130 entries by othe...

Progressive Labour Party MPs have called on Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs, to resign after five days of protests against proposed immigration reforms. During a heated Motion to Adjourn that ran until almost 6am yesterday, MPs crossed swo...

A research paper by two Bermuda College staff members on public attitudes to the 35th America’s Cup looks set for international recognition. Institutional researcher Cordell Riley and senior lecturer Shawn De Shields interviewed 650 island residents ...

Saltus Grammar School was one of the biggest St Baldrick’s fundraisers worldwide, according to the charity’s website. Of every hair-shaving event held last Friday around the globe, it was ranked as the seventh biggest fundraiser. The school has so fa...

Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation has received a $2,500 donation from the Argus Group in support of the schools’ Healthy Harvest Programme The project is a “a seed-to-table initiative” that teaches maths, science and life skills to children through hands-...

Berkeley Institute and CedarBridge Academy students got the chance to learn about Bermuda’s relationship with the UK when they visited the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) in London. A group of 14 were given a brief tour of the FCO building afte...

As government frets over a shrinking population, students and Bermudians living overseas have highlighted the limited opportunities available in Bermuda and voiced concerns over returning to the island. Some Bermudians living abroad say they need to ...