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A fierce winter storm in the US has grounded several scheduled flights to the island and delayed others. According to Aaron Adderley, general manager at LF Wade International Airport, the storm has impacted traffic out of both New York and Boston. “J...

Two men have been arrested in connection with the reported stabbing of an 18-year-old Pembroke man along The Glebe Road in Pembroke around 5.30pm on Tuesday. A police spokesman said a court appearance was anticipated in due course. Meanwhile, the sp...

Pathways Bermuda has been given a $15,000 boost through the Cash Back for Communities programme, which uses seized criminal assets to benefit the community. Senator Jeffrey Baron, Minister of National Security, presented the charity’s executive direc...

Carnival Cruise Line’s is to offer a series of four-day cruises from New York to Bermuda during the spring and summer of next year. Its cruise ship Carnival Horizon’s inaugural season includes voyages to Europe from Barcelona and the Caribbean from N...

A total of 44 businesses have failed to keep up with health insurance coverage for their employees, according to Bermuda Health Council figures. The BHeC said that more than 200 employees and non-working spouses were affected by firms’ failure to pay...

The Bermuda Sloop Foundation is aiming to raise more than $150,000 for its youth programmes through its annual Pirates of Bermuda Fundraiser. The 18th century re-enactment involves Governor John Rankin authorising privateers by Letter of Marque to ki...

The Bermuda National Trust will celebrate Earth Day on April 22 with a new collection of videos about Bermuda’s environment, compiled by local students. Pupils will research, interview, film and present their views on the way local residents’ actions...

February is Black History Month. Throughout this month The Royal Gazette will feature people, events, places and institutions that have contributed to the shaping of African history. The Black Arts Movement was the name given to a group of political...

Young Bermudians who want to storm the ramparts of island international business should start their campaign overseas, a top reinsurance lawyer said yesterday. David Amaro, assistant vice-president and associate legal counsel at reinsurance firm Hami...