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Bermuda is on track to become the new Hamptons, an American magazine devoted to lifestyle and architecture has claimed. Architectural DigestM said in an article published on Tuesday that New England residents were increasingly turning to the island a...

Compulsory chemical castration is “the enemy of justice”, a Bermudian pastor who was sexually assaulted as a child said yesterday. The Reverend John-Anthony Burchall said that a call by Zane DeSilva for the use of drugs to kill the sexual urge in pae...

My first taste of scuba diving was far from pleasurable. I failed to find my sea legs and when I should have been getting to know the wildlife of the ocean, I was instead on deck being reacquainted with what I had for breakfast. So it was with some t...

Roadside breath test checkpoints could be operational inside a week, the Commissioner of Police has revealed. “We have made applications for three checkpoint locations that we want to work in, so, while there is a delay, I don’t see it as being anyt...

The International Triathlon Union’s flagship event returns to our screens this weekend and The Royal Gazette is delighted to bring all the action to you live.The setting for the penultimate leg of the eight-event World Triathlon Series is Montreal.Sa...

Marion De Jean, a teacher and activist, “helped make Bermuda a better place”, community activist Glenn Fubler said yesterday. Mr Fubler, of community group Imagine Bermuda, said Ms deJean, who died last month at the age of 95, was, along with her lat...

News Staff The National Sports Centre is to discipline people who break the rules, its management has warned. Staff have complained about people driving on the field, damaging sprinklers and letting their dogs use the Devonshire ground as a toilet. T...

Power firm Belco said yesterday it was pleased regulation changes will allow it to sign up more people to sell excess energy back into the grid. Sean Durfy, Belco CEO, added the company was happy to see “legislative deficiencies” tackled and welcomed...

A Bermudian dance teacher living in Kenya has held a dance festival to help to fund her dance group’s trip to a prestigious conference in the Caribbean. Joanne Ball-Burgess held the Global King & Queen of Dance event at the Sarakasi Dome in the Kenya...

Wedco is pedestrianising a section of road in the Royal Naval Dockyard outside its iconic clocktower in a move to make the area more attractive. A spokesman said that on August 27, the road leading from the fountain outside of the Clocktower Mall to ...