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Graduating students at Saltus Grammar School scored well above the global average in their summer Advanced Placement exams. Two students got perfect marks in eight exams. Liam Peniston, is heading for Prince William’s old university, St Andrew’s in S...

The Institute of Bermuda Architects has awarded Kevin Simmons with the Stanley G Kennedy scholarship for being an “outstanding student”. The education committee was impressed with Mr Simmons’ design portfolio, excellent grades and overall commitment ...

Police yesterday appealed for the community to come forward with video evidence in the death of Travis Lowe, 23, who was fatally injured in a crash on July 26. Calling the circumstances “very suspicious”, Acting Detective Inspector Jason Smith said t...

Hitting the high grades was one of the biggest motivators for music student Ryan Topple who has racked up a string of distinctions in his exams. Ryan, 14, took exams in piano, saxophone and music theory and came out with ten distinctions and three me...

A freedom of information request has been denied regarding allegations of misconduct against the doctor who was the top medic at Bermuda’s only hospital for five years. Donald Thomas, who is likely to have earned more than $500,000 a year while emplo...

A newly released United Nations-funded report has looked into the possibility of naming high seas locations — including the Sargasso Sea — as new World Heritage sites. The report, titled World Heritage in the High Seas: An Idea Whose Time has Come, ...

Services offered to seniors have seen “significant improvements” over the past year, according to the manager of the Ageing and Disability Services. Keeona Belboda told The Royal Gazette that while the service still received complaints about rest and...

An angry British Airways customer has urged the Bermuda Government to consider replacing the “dreadful” airline for direct flights between Bermuda and London. Annie Sousa condemned BA’s service after enduring a compensation battle with the company ov...

Racking up gigs for local artists at Canadian venues is firmly in the sights of local promoter Cleveland “Outta Sight” Simmons. In Toronto for a much-needed medical assessment, Mr Simmons checked out the scene and met artists at the city’s renowned B...

Saltus Grammar School head boy Cathal Rynne has been awarded the McGill Bermuda Scholarship 2016. Mr Rynne, who was also house captain, will start studying mechanical engineering at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, in September. The 18-year-ol...