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The first recruits of Digicel and BTCs 2016 female staff training programme have spoken of the strides made as they pursue a top professional career. The Women in Leadership Learning Power (Will Power) initiative aims to “upskill” female employees fo...

Troy Clarke has described the day that Muhammad Ali crowned him “the new champion of the world” as the greatest experience of his life. During Ali’s visit to Bermuda in 1974, he visited The Central School and told the children who were in attendance ...

Still trapped on the island months after she was stopped from getting cancer treatment abroad, Cherrie Woods wonders if she would be better off incarcerated. “It’s like I’d have to get locked up to get help — they let people in Westgate who have canc...

The elimination of mankind’s “addiction to single-use plastic” is the focus of a new documentary being privately screened at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute for the first time in Bermuda to coincide with World Oceans Day. A Plastic Ocea...

Respects are to be paid tomorrow in the Anglican Cathedral to George Thomas, the former MP and ordained minister who died last month at the age of 79. A service in the memory of Dr Thomas starts at 3pm, with “anybody and everybody welcome”, according...

Months of hard work paid off when teenager Theo Wolffe took top prize at the Alpha Phi Alpha Beautillion on Sunday. Describing it as one of the best experiences of his life, the 16-year-old told The Royal Gazette: “It feels amazing to have won this y...

A driver who used his car to strike a police officer, causing minor injuries, is now being sought by authorities. The man was driving at about 6.35pm when police ordered the vehicle to pull over at the junction of Highwood Lane and Lover’s Lane, in P...

Schools, nurses, health champions and community partners have been recognised for their health promotion efforts. Recipients of the Healthy Schools Awards were presented with certificates for their success in encouraging health among their students ...

A St George’s man caught with drugs on a stolen bike has been sentenced to time already served behind bars. John O’Connor, 29, was convicted earlier this year of possessing 0.36g of cannabis, 1.9g of cocaine and taking a vehicle without consent — all...

One of Bermuda’s best-known hoteliers, Muriel Richardson, will retire at the end of June as general manager at the Rosedon Hotel after 37 years of service. Mrs Richardson, who according to a press release has been the driving force behind Rosedon’s “...