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Heron Bay Primary continued its 90th anniversary celebrations on Saturday with a Family Fun Day. The event, which ran from noon until 4pm, drew around 100 people to the Southampton School, where they enjoyed food, games, bouncy castles and music. Pri...

The Bermuda Islander has not sustained any damage after a mechanical failure occurred while the vessel was being moved from her dry dock in the United States. The container ship had been undergoing routine maintenance in Jacksonville, Florida, when t...

A man stuck with a hefty legal bill after a court battle he views as pointless has been left without a home after his final shelter was seized to cover costs. “It’s like taking away my tent,” Marcus Williams said of the confiscation of his boat Islan...

A policy for dealing with urgent medical scans was only put in place at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital after a patient with a burst appendix suffered life-threatening damage to his heart and lungs owing to avoidable delays. Bermuda Hospitals Board...

Dust mites thrive in Bermuda’s warm and humid climate. While generally harmless to most people, they can cause health problems for asthmatics and those sensitive to their droppings. Asthma charity Open Airways has been running the Pillows for Preve...

A British travel agency has garnered attention after using its town crier — and a handful of Dark n’ Stormys — to promote travel to Bermuda. Tickets Travel, in the London borough of Bexley, enlisted its town crier last week to attract customers to it...

The life of Shawn Brangman, who endured a long battle with heart ailments, will be celebrated tomorrow by family and friends. “He had a good life,” his father, Stanfield Brangman, told The Royal Gazette. “Not too many people can deal with an aneurysm...

The Coral Beach and Tennis Club has reported business growth across the board in 2015, with hopes that renovations will provide a further boost going forward. Nik Bhola, general manager at the Paget club, told The Royal Gazette: “2015 was a great yea...

Efforts by Bermudian volunteers to raise funds for a feeding programme in Haiti have paid off. More than 700 schoolchildren are now being fed three lunches a week at the school run by Feed My Lambs Ministry at a cost of $3,300 a month. “We actually ...

The Bermuda Organ Donor Association is encouraging patients waiting for organ donation to attend its event tomorrow. The charity will bring together people who are waiting for a transplant with those who have been through the same, or similar, medica...