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A 58-year-old Southampton man has been jailed for six months for stealing four men’s jackets from the Gibbons Company to the value of $720. Coolridge Eve admitted in Magistrates’ Court this morning that he stole the jackets despite telling officers a...

Ewart Brown will not have to answer questions from the witness box at the Commission of Inquiry. The former Premier was issued a subpoena requiring him to appear today but his lawyer Jerome Lynch, QC, yesterday successfully argued his right to claim ...

Bermuda under-17s footballer Caleb Crockwell is set to test his skills in the courtroom as the newest member of the Bermuda Bar. Mr Crockwell, 25, who also represented the island’s under- 15s team, received his Call to the Bar on Friday, surrounded b...

A new documentary aims to change the way Bermudians think about eating. Produced by Bermuda Media, Greezin sheds light on the lifestyle choices behind the island’s obesity epidemic and associated health problems. “It clearly illustrates where we are,...

A lifeguard teacher has been left “heartbroken” after being hit with an eviction notice shortly after his school’s building was decimated by Hurricane Nicole. Captain Dean Bottomley said he was unsure what the future held for the West End Lifeguard A...

Investors behind plans to transform the old Riddell’s Bay Golf and Country Club into a 50-acre nature reserve have described their venture as an “unprecedented conservation project”. At the beginning of this month The Royal Gazette revealed that a gr...

Seven Seas Explorer, billed as the “most luxurious cruise ship in the world”, has made her inaugural trip to Bermuda. The overnight visit on Monday was part of a positioning cruise, with the ship arriving from Madeira and heading to Miami, from wher...

Workers alleging unfair dismissal after they were sacked by the Corporation of Hamilton are preparing for a legal fight — saying that the Bermuda Industrial Union failed to go to bat on their behalf. “They’re just looking for an excuse to get rid of ...

The Government is celebrating ten consecutive months of tourism growth, noting figures from October. In a statement yesterday afternoon, a government spokesman said that even though there were no America’s Cup World Series events, which provided a to...

With this Friday marking 39 years since the outbreak of the race riots of 1977, musician Live Wires aims to sanctify the occasion with a concert in the foyer of City Hall. “I like to do things that have significance,” the reggae artist told The Royal...