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A Bermudian couple is seeking help to get their 11-year-old son, who has a rare and aggressive cancer, to an alternative therapy centre in Spain. Last August doctors in the UK gave Neehari Robinson only six months to live without additional treatment...

The St John Ambulance will look to develop a designated marine section to help deal with the expected increase in water sports events in the coming years. The charity’s move comes as Bermuda prepares to host the World Series sailing event in October,...

Long serving staff from White’s supermarkets, which closed in 2012, remain unpaid — including seniors who worked decades for the company and say they can’t get any answers. One caller told The Royal Gazette that his mother, who is in her early 70s an...

Bermuda may be a small island but it is full of unsung heroes — inspirational residents who are making a real difference in their communities and improving the lives of others without expecting recognition or praise. In our regular feature, we celebr...

America’s Cup chiefs will work with the Corporation of St George ensure the Olde Towne does not miss out on the opportunities provided by the 2017 sailing spectacle. Event organisers, who met this week in Bermuda, are looking at the possibility of ho...

The National Museum of Bermuda has decided to put its future in the public’s hands. The museum has just launched an online survey to gauge what residents think of the way the Dockyard institution operates and what, if any, areas could be improved on....

A Devonshire man who claimed no knowledge of 110g of cannabis discovered in his kitchen freezer has been found not guilty of possessing the drugs. However the defendant, Richard Matthie, was convicted of having another 55g of the controlled substance...

A photographic walkabout of St George organised by the group Art on the Town Bermuda yielded striking images offering a fresh look at the Olde Towne. For nine-year-old photographer Cat Russo, it was a chance to continue her pursuit of the perfect sho...

Defence counsel Kae Thomas-Palacio has branded a decision to ban a pedlar and fisherman from Dockyard as “unconstitutional”. In Magistrates’ Court this week, Mrs Thomas-Palacio was defending Buford Thomas who was found guilty of using threatening beh...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has rolled out a new “Advocacy” section on its website designed to empower the public with more information about the Island’s tourism economy. Web visitors will find historical performance data, economic impact figures,...