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The Hamilton Princess has completed its $100 million renovation project, including a new spa set to open on July 5. Allan Federer, general manager at the hotel, said: “It looks like a completely new hotel compared to three years ago. “The vision alwa...

Former Warwick Academy pupil Sam Dill’s final-year project at Brunel University in the United Kingdom has been selected for the prestigious New Designers 2016 exhibition at London’s Design Centre next week. The event showcases the best of the UK’s em...

Government has urged the public to an make extra effort to protect Bermuda’s turtles. And they have pointed to a number of measures that could help them survive. Sea turtles have been completely protected by legislation since 1972 which prohibits ...

The anniversary of the civil rights victory brought about by the Theatre Boycott of 1959 is to be commemorated this weekend. A select group of companies will offer free purchases to one customer each on Saturday, and the Chewstick Foundation will air...

Seniors charity Project Action could close next month unless it finds new sponsors to provide vital financial support. Co-founder Cindy Swan said the charity, which provides free transportation for seniors, needs at least $10,000 before July 15 in or...

A dispute over advertising “sabotage” has sparked a row between the organisers of two rival fashion weeks, both of which are coming to the island next month. Amir X, founder of Bermuda International Collections, claims the Corporation of Hamilton ill...

While blood donations traditionally see a “small spike” around World Blood Donor Day, staff at the hospital have reiterated the need for consistent donors. Bermuda Hospitals Board consultant haematologist Eyitayo Fakunle is particularly hoping to at...

Commissioner’s House in Dockyard has been officially reopened nearly two years after the old structure sustained major structural damage in back-to-back hurricanes. Michael Dunkley conducted an official roof wetting yesterday afternoon by pouring rum...

Toughening laws on crime is the public’s number one solution to solving Bermuda’s gun violence problems, according to a new poll. The Global Research survey, commissioned by The Royal Gazette, found 24 per cent of people named stricter sentencing or ...

A reported lost payment for buses has been blasted by Lawrence Scott, the Shadow Minister of Transport, as “irresponsibility and incompetence at its highest”. According to a Monday report by the online news site Bermuda Real, a $300,000 advance payme...