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The Bermuda Government is looking into several options to get cruise ships to St George’s without widening Town Cut. Speaking at a town-hall meeting, permanent secretary for the Ministry of Tourism Development and Transport, Francis Richardson, said ...

Almost ten years to the day since Bermudian aid worker Colin Lee was murdered in Africa his sister has spoken of the family’s enduring sense of loss. Gaylhia Le May told The Royal Gazette that Mr Lee would have been extremely proud of his nine-year-o...

He goes by the nickname “Happy” and Michael Robinson has certainly had good reason to be cheerful lately. The 52-year-old car washer has been turning heads in and round the docks of Hamilton Harbour. Not because of his exploits with the bucket and sp...

Governor George Fergusson will go head-to-head with Michael Dunkley this weekend at a pilot gig regatta in St George’s Harbour. The Premier and Mr Fergusson will also be joined by Deputy Governor Ginny Ferson, as well as a host of gig rowers for an a...

A new online taxi booking service has been greeted with widespread approval on local social media. Hitch Bermuda, a taxi booking app, launches on Monday. While the home-grown technology elicited some concern for traditional cabbies, the service is re...

Friends were shocked and surprised by the passing of popular Bermudian photographer Ibrahim “Abes” Muhammad. Mr Muhammad, whose photographs of the Island’s nightlife frequently appeared in The Royal Gazette and the Vybez Alliance website among others...

Years of hard work finally paid off for Katrina Dickson yesterday as she became the newest member of the Bermuda Bar. Introducing Ms Dickson to the courts, lawyer Richard Horseman described her as driven, hard working and a welcome addition to the Wa...

A group of Mill Creek Road businesses and residents are set to meet with a Government engineer next week to discuss flooding in the area. While the Mill Creek group has called on the Government to act on the longstanding issue, claiming the high wate...

The Royal Gazette is taking applications from registered charities and non-profit organisations that wish to benefit from advertising help. In 2015, this newspaper’s Annual Advertising Donations campaign has donated more than $150,000 worth of advert...

Graduate students are being invited to a Saltus Grammar School open house about how to prepare to get into university. The information session on Thursday is for years 12 and 13 students who are considering finishing their last two years of high scho...