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A fibre-cable and infrastructure investment of more than $50 million is helping to ensure that technology companies being enticed to Bermuda have the high level of service they require and expect. That’s the view of Paul Stafford, chief executive off...

British Prime Minister Theresa May’s meeting last Friday with President Emmanuel Macron of France is part of a wider effort to sell her Chequers plan for Brexit to European Union heads of government — and to loosen the grip of Michel Barnier, the uny...

Dear Heather, I want to renovate my kitchen. Where do I start? What do I do? How much will it cost? Reno Newbie Dear Reno Newbie, Sarah Perry, an interior designer with CTX Design Group, advises that after an initial consultation with an interior des...

A team of hard-working volunteers is on track for a record-breaking year of helping families. Habitat for Humanity Bermuda has already completed ten projects assisting people in need of repairs and adaptations to their homes. The charity’s total fo...

When Jeanette Burchall sings, she gets a little carried away. She had to stop singing in church; her voice was just too loud. “I’d be singing with the congregation when suddenly everyone else would be quiet and you’d only hear my voice,” she said. “M...

Blackwatch Pass was closed to traffic yesterday as work to shore up its walls started. A government spokeswoman said work will continue for “several weeks”. Workers on the project will remove areas of soft rock and vegetation and secure weaker sectio...

Siobhan Fubler won a 40-inch smart TV after taking part in a Cup Match competition organised by The Royal Gazette. Our social-media team quizzed Cup Match-goers on their knowledge of the annual two-day classic at Somerset Cricket Club last week. The ...

A nursery where three toddlers wandered off on their own has made improvements in a bid to prevent a repeat. Among changes at the daycare centre in Pembroke are thought to be repairs to a gate, new doors and an improved security system. The moves cam...

An alternative proposal for Shelly Bay will be unveiled today in the best interests of residents and visitors alike, a campaigner against the Bermuda Tourism Authority’s plans for the beach said yesterday. Esme Williams said: “It will be the only thi...

Sixteen years from now, when my son applies to college, odds are that he will not be asked about his race or where his parents went to college. He will confront a starkly different admissions landscape than I did in the early 2000s, when many univers...