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The Court of Appeal has upheld a ruling by Chief Justice Ian Kawaley that unions acted “unlawfully” in January 2015 by taking industrial action against furlough days. The Bermuda Industrial Union, the Bermuda Public Service Union and the Bermuda Unio...

Professional golfer and respected teacher Edwin Jackson, known for his skill in the vanishing art of repairing and restoring clubs, has died at the age of 79. London-born Mr Jackson settled in Bermuda 46 years ago on a whim and initiated generations ...

Messages of racial harmony, living in peace and overcoming violence resonated through the halls of Dalton E. Tucker school yesterday as students celebrated the life and legacy of the late civil rights activist Martin Luther King. Primary pupils learn...

John Powell, the chairman of the board of trustees for the Summerhaven home for the physically challenged, has been effectively deposed by the appointment of a receiver for the facility, The Royal Gazette understands. While trustees technically retai...

Traders taking part in last month’s holiday market in Dockyard showed the meaning of the holiday spirit by raising $700 for charity. Each business taking part contributed $50 each — half the fee to take part — towards Tomorrow’s Voices, which helps p...

The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Bermuda has handed out two $5,000 Theatre Arts Scholarships. Marcus Arjai Yorel Smith and Victoria Sage Watlington were selected by the Society’s Scholarship Committee, chaired by Deborah Smith-Joell. Marcus, a three...

Governor John Rankin paid his first official visit to the Royal Bermuda Regiment today to meet its latest recruits. Mr Rankin toured Warwick Camp, stopped off at classes and chatted to the regiment’s new soldiers as they settled into to a tough two w...

Organisers of the upcoming Bermuda Tall Ships Festival visited Michael Dunkley to introduce representatives of Sail Training International. STI members were on the island to discuss preparations for the festival which will bring up to 20 tall ships a...

A 68-year-old Pembroke woman was hit by a motorbike as she attempted to cross the road last night. The woman was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital but has since been discharged following the incident on North Shore Road, near its junction wi...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment’s second all-volunteer Recruit Camp started with a bang today. A total of 60 new recruits walked through the gates of Warwick Camp to begin two weeks of tough training designed to produce troops of the highest possible stan...