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Larry Ingham, the man behind Snowy’s snowballs, has died. Mr Ingham, from Pembroke, had multiple myeloma diagnosed in May last year. His family and friends had featured in the news with a fundraising campaign that they organised to help to pay for hi...

The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute is offering train tours to the museum from Hamilton city centre. Visitors can visit BUEI following a 35-minute narrated tour which includes discounts and free offerings at some of Hamilton’s shops. Directo...

After a rough few months for Bermuda’s political parties, The Royal Gazette spoke to observers who assessed the state of play as the clock ticks towards the next General Election. Plagued by infighting and in the midst of an uphill battle to maintai...

Italian restaurant Rustico is looking to raise funds to support those affected by a devastating earthquake while giving patrons a taste of the affected region. Natalie Angeli, owner of Rustico, said that the restaurant would be offering Amatriciana —...

The Bermuda Health Council has dismissed claims that new healthcare legislation designed to ensure all service providers on the island are properly licensed is targeted against private physicians. Ricky Brathwaite, the council’s programme manager, ma...

Bermudians travelling to Canada will soon need an Electronic Travel Authorisation to enter the country, according to the Consulate General of Canada. As of September 30, eTAs will be required by citizens of several countries that had not previously r...

Four Sandys students have been awarded a total of $10,000 through the Sandys Parish Council’s Education Bursary Award 2016. Keri Brangman, Khaeljah Burgess, Norianna Gordon and Cyrelah Somner received varying amounts at a special ceremony at Sandys S...

A packed Bermuda Industrial Union headquarters paid tribute to the life and legacy of former Progressive Labour Party leader, Frederick Wade, last night. More than 200 people joined members of Mr Wade’s family at the memorial event to mark 20 years s...

Executive director for Greenrock, Jonathan Starling, has called for a bottle deposit system in Bermuda which will see returned glass exchanged for cash. Mr Starling was speaking in light of the glass that was littered over Horseshoe Bay after the Cu...

Entertainer, volunteer and poet Carol Clarke will host a night of music and poetry tomorrow evening. ‘A Night With Carol’ takes place at the Cathedral Hall, starting at 7pm. Ms Clarke, who has been writing poems for more than 30 years, will perform ...