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Leah Scott, the Deputy Leader of the Opposition, issued a statement ahead of the 50th anniversary tomorrow of the death of the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. While Dr King would always be remembered for his “I have a Dream” speech at the March on Wa...

Progressive Labour Party politicians will host a meet and greet for residents from Devonshire and Smith’s. People from Constituencies 9, 10, 11,12 and 13 are invited to visit their area representatives at Elliot Primary School on Saturday, from 2pm t...

David Burt, the Premier, called on Bermuda to embrace the legacy and life of Martin Luther King Jr. Mr Burt released a statement ahead of the 50th anniversary tomorrow of the murder of civil rights leader. It reads as follows: “A true revolution of v...

A Book of Condolence has been opened as a tribute to former Cabinet minister Kim Young, who died last month. Ms Young, a former nurse, social worker and United Bermuda Party politician, suffered a severe stroke while in hospital in the Bahamas. She w...

Life for Jason Minors changed for ever in May 2006. Mr Minors was a runner and recognised by people for his athleticism. He said: “That’s all I would do. Every day I would run from my house to town and back.” He was heading home from a Sunday churc...

One of the men behind a controversial plan to run commercial quad bike tours in protected areas of the West End has been appointed to a conservation advisory body. Shane Hollis was made a member of the National Parks Commission by Lieutenant-Colonel ...

The Drive for Change campaign spearheaded by The Royal Gazette is to dedicate this month to the menace of speeding. Statistics show that high speed is a major contributor to death and injury on island roads. A report published by surgeon and road saf...

Pirouettes in Paris helped Leia Ratteray-Drover to land a prestigious summer ballet placement. The 12-year-old said: “I was really excited, because I didn’t really expect it.” Leia’s performance of an excerpt from Sleeping Beauty caught the attentio...

Workmen today fixed a sink hole which opened up in North Shore Road. The Ministry of Public of Works announced the work was completed by about 1pm today. Traffic diversions are no longer in place.

Artwork from students and alumni at the Berkeley Institute is on display as part of anniversary celebrations. The 120th Anniversary Alumni and Currents Students’ Art Show, in the school’s history room, will be followed by a silent auction on the week...