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Antiquated facilities, violence, increased drug use, politics and a lack of trust are some of the things holding back Bermuda’s public schools. More collaboration and community investment, improved infrastructure and maintenance, culturally relevant ...

When 100-year-old Virginia Karl found out her flight to Bermuda to attend her beloved great-nephew’s wedding was cancelled, she decided nothing was going to stop her getting here. The centenarian, and the two aides that she needed to travel with, hi...

Questions remain over security at the St George’s bus depot, where ten vehicles were ransacked in the early hours of Monday. A source who contacted The Royal Gazette claimed that surveillance had lapsed at the facility because of budgetary constraint...

Members’ clubs and restaurants that flout the terms of their liquor licence will be stripped of their ability to sell alcoholic beverages, the Liquor Licensing Authority has warned. The caution from LLA chairman Juan Wolffe comes as the authority pre...

The hunt for a $3,000 A.S. Cooper voucher included in the latest edition of the RG Magazine is still on, with the winning ticket yet to be claimed. Featured on page 24 of the magazine, the giveaway is in celebration of the store marking 120 years as...

The Bermuda National Athletics Association has received a $25,000 donation from the Government ahead of the Carifta Games in Curaçao this weekend. The grant was part of the Cash Back for Communities programme and will help the athletes’ expenses f...

At the age of 15, Bermudian Sarah Maybury got a taste of life on the high seas as she sailed a tall ship from Charleston to Boston. Ms Maybury has never forgotten the experience and the help she was given and now wants to help the crew and trainees o...

A new documentary highlighting the dangers of reckless driving on the island’s road will be launched at Liberty Theatre on Saturday. The event at noon will be the first of seven public screenings of A Piece of the Rock — An Unspoken Epidemic to take...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority are banking on more tourists visiting the East End beaches this spring ­— particularly Clearwater and Tobacco Bay — as construction work finishes at Horseshoe Bay, widely regarded as the island’s most popular beach. BTA ...

A further four men have appeared in court to face criminal charges in connection with the December 2 protests outside Parliament. Dornielle Farrel, Ernest Trott, Antoine Minors and Sherman Hill are all accused of obstructing police officers in the ex...