Log In

Elisha Joell is delighted to be able to cradle her daughter in her arms at home. Christmas Day baby Kee-Ijah Bailey, born ten weeks premature, was able to leave the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital a week ago. Ms Joell, 38, said: “Kee-Ijah is doing ...

Fear not, I am not joining in the Armageddon, or end of times debate, but merely referring to a windswept, cool and lonely land that is far, far away — the weather here for early March has given me this mindset. Its name is Patagonia and this area,...

A pool team comprised of Public Transportation Board bus drivers have achieved an extraordinary feat. The team, who go by the name Bermuda Breeze, produced a clean sweep of victories last month playing at their home venue at Mariner’s Club against Be...

Lloyd Smith, the Bermuda Cricket Board president, hopes the scoring technology CricHQ will help generate new interest when the season starts next month. CricHQ was used to provide updates on Bermuda’s ICC World T20 Sub Regional Qualifiers in Buenos...

Ferio Saxophone Quartet at the Earl Cameron Theatre Like an old friend with a new hairstyle, a familiar classical favourite played with an entirely different instrumentation allows you to encounter the piece anew and appreciate it all over again. T...

A billionaire venture capitalist has been invited to join the global advisory board of the Bermuda Digital Asset Exchange as the Bermuda Government drives forward its ambitions in the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. Tim Draper met with a delegat...

A sea of supporters packed the grounds of City Hall to back the global celebration of International Women’s Day yesterday. Many wore purple to symbolise justice and gender equality, while others waved placards displaying #PressForProgress. About 300 ...

Running a business is what a lot of people strive for, but it takes sacrifice, passion and dedication says Lyn Winford, brand evangelist of Billow & Luft. She started her business, which involves designing white shirts and blouses, last year. Ms Win...

A 69-year-old carriage driver died last night after he suffered serious injuries in a crash. Howard Charles was rushed to the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital after the accident, but died of his injuries. The two horses pulling the carriage were put...

Any move to legalise cannabis must be examined with care, the Minister of Social Development and Sport has said. Michael Weeks said “great pains” must be taken as the island looks at the use of cannabis. Mr Weeks told The Royal Gazette: “If we are to...