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The Montpelier Re Foundation has awarded scholarships worth a combined $15,000 to two Bermudian students. Meteorology student Michael Cavin Johnston receives $9,000, while the Foundation awarded $6,000 to medical student Erek Tivon McLaine Fox. Both ...

Shadow Transport Minister Lawrence Scott has appealed to the Premier to hold an emergency sitting of Parliament to push through tougher road safety laws. The Progressive Labour Party MP warned politicians that “we can’t sit back and do nothing while...

Six of Bermuda’s “best and brightest academic stars” were presented with scholarships totalling around $200,000 at a ceremony on Thursday night. The Bermuda Government Scholars picked up cheques for up to $35,000 each to help pay for overseas educati...

Nine-year-old Terron Webb can now be described as a Calypso star in the making. After entering the Junior Calypso Competition at the recent Nevis Culturama Festival in St Kitts and Nevis, Terron was named first runner-up with his song Youngsters Uni...

Now that the essential Emancipation Day celebrations are over we can turn our attention to freeing ourselves from the yoke of mass-produced lifeless food. Growing food is a liberating and empowering path to healthier eating and living. Everyone has t...

The People’s Campaign has confirmed it will “engage in an escalating strategy” to get Government to resolve the issue of long-term residents gaining Bermudian status via a legal “loophole”. But the group’s three leaders told The Royal Gazette they al...

Completing a law degree is considered tough by most people’s standards. Now imagine trying to finish that same law degree, while also working two jobs to pay your way through school. That was the reality for Jennifer Looby, 23, but thanks to the ABI...

Transport Minister Shawn Crockwell has expressed alarm at the high number of recent road traffic accidents — and has pledged that Government will soon be taking action to address the issue. The Minister spoke out after police reported 24 accidents ov...

A massive $30,000 donation was yesterday made towards an educational fund for the daughter of a Bermuda Regiment officer killed on duty in England. The Broad Arrow Freemasons lodge handed over the cash to little Katherine Wheddon, aged five, whose fa...

July 26, 2014 Dear Sir, In this year of our Lord 2014 the time has come to coin a new phrase: “an entire Island perishes when people of goodwill do nothing”. Having observed, with great sadness, the cries against “PRC’s”, the demands for reparation o...