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Visitors, staff and patients at Kind Edward VII Memorial Hospital can now relax in the newly refurbished Pink Café while supporting a good cause. The café, which is run by the Hospitals Auxiliary of Bermuda, was officially opened by Michael Dunkley, ...

A former Royal Gazette reporter spoke of his relief yesterday after he narrowly avoided a bomb explosion on his way to work in Brussels. Ahmed ElAmin also praised the “incredible” solidarity of the people in the Belgian capital after the attacks that...

Public meetings about the St George’s hotel project will be held this year, according to the Bermuda Government. Responding to questions by Progressive Labour Party backbencher Zane DeSilva, Grant Gibbons, the Acting Minister of Tourism, told the Hou...

Marc Bean is “doing well” after suffering a suspected stroke. The Leader of the Opposition, 42, is taking a medical leave of absence, according to a statement from acting Progressive Labour Party leader David Burt. The Warwick South Central MP, who h...

More than a week since Cheesy the cockatoo went missing, the bird remains free and special-needs charity WindReach continues to appeal for help to find the pet. She is described a friendly bird who “loves having her head scratched”. “We are very sad ...

OBMI has been selected as the landscape architects for the proposed airport redevelopment project following a RFP process. According to a statement by Aecon Group Inc, government’s partner in the project, OBMI’s Bermuda office was selected for the po...

The Ocean Vet series that has been three-and-a-half-years in the making and will highlight Bermuda’s natural treasures to millions globally is finally complete. While final deals are being secured with major networks in the USA and UK to screen the s...

Senate president Carol Ann Bassett has called for unifying talks between blacks and whites to heal Bermuda’s racial tensions. Drawing on her family’s personal experiences of racism, Ms Bassett delivered an impassioned speech to the Upper House, decla...

A research paper by two Bermuda College staff members on public attitudes to the 35th America’s Cup looks set for international recognition. Institutional researcher Cordell Riley and senior lecturer Shawn De Shields interviewed 650 island residents ...

Following today’s terrorist attack in Belgium, flags at all Government posts will fly at half-mast until tomorrow evening. The move pays tribute to those who lost their lives in the suicide bombing at Brussels Airport this morning, and follows the a...