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T. Andrew Trimingham, a historian and theatre connoisseur as well as a scion from one of Bermuda’s classic merchant families, has died at the age of 82. A driving force behind the founding of the Bermuda Maritime Museum, now the National Museum of Be...

A Pembroke woman was treated in hospital for a hip injury after her car hit a utility pole in Warwick yesterday. The accident happened on South Road near the junction with Cobbs Hill Road at about 7am. A police spokesman said: “Details remain limit...

A senior BTC customer has been overcharged more than $2,500 for a business that no longer exists, according to his “hugely frustrated” daughter who has struggled for months to get the matter remedied. “We have so many monopolies in Bermuda, it’s diff...

The Progressive Labour Party’s position on work permits for key personnel “has certainly evolved over the past ten years”, according to Shadow Minister of Home Affairs Walton Brown. The PLP has criticised the One Bermuda Alliance for denying the Reve...

Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art is celebrating 30 years of highlighting the best of its growing collection. On Thursday the museum will open its official 30th anniversary exhibit, Room with a View, which will include four separate displays featurin...

Learning about maritime traditions, setting leadership challenges and seeing the world are all reasons former sail trainees have given for deciding to embark on their tall ships voyage. Organisers of the Rendez-Vous 2017 Tall Ships Regatta taking pl...

The former head of Cable and Wireless in Bermuda has been remembered as a “true professional and fierce competitor”. Eddie Saints, who was chief executive officer of the firm for several years, died suddenly in Orlando last Friday. He was 60. Mr Sain...

The sound of driving rain, welcome to most Bermudians, brings foreboding in the Roach household, where flooding remains a reality after years of roadworks.“Niagara Falls had nothing on it,” John Roach told The Royal Gazette, after last week's record ...

A new 15-minute film has highlighted some of the multimillion dollar work taking place in the West End. Taking a trip from Watford Bridge to Commissioner’s House, the film charts where money is being invested in making the area better to visit and li...

School-aged children are keeping the welcoming legacy of the late Johnny Barnes alive as part of the #LoveMyBermuda campaign. Once a month, the children, along with a life-size mascot depicting Mr Barnes, wave commuters into Hamilton as the much-love...