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The best netball talent in the junior and senior ranks will be on show today when the Bermuda Netball Association holds the All-Star matches at Bernard Park. The action will start at 3pm with the under-12s, followed at 4pm by the under-16s before the...

Students from Prospect Primary School were all smiles yesterday morning as they got to play dentist and dental patient at Kerin Oral Care in Paget. The practice holds a fun educational programme — Give Kids a Smile Day — each year that aims to teach ...

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 Spanish colony of Santo Domingo, now the Dominican Republic, wo...

There is a maxim that says “the tongue is a key to the heart”, which means what you say often reveals what is in your inner thoughts. Certainly, this has become most evident in the latest executive orders signed by President Trump. He is delivering o...

Chartered accountant Craig Mayor, a persistent critic of the airport redevelopment project, returned to the Public Accounts Committee yesterday, saying the Bermuda Government’s “methodology is nonsense, and the results are nonsense”. Meanwhile, the c...

I wish to comment on the opinion by Tom Conyers published in The Royal Gazette on January 28, 2017. Conyers failed to grasp the essential points of my view on the Public Service Commission Amendment Regulations 2016 published as BR 114/2016 on page 4...

Back in 1970, when I was working with IBM, I remember that we were told to operate on “Lombardi time”. In other words, if a test was scheduled for 8am the next day, you better expect it to start ten minutes earlier. I knew nothing of this coach, or h...

The lights have been turned on at Caroline Bay as the redevelopment of Morgan’s Point barrels forward. A utility trench, stretching a mile from the Southampton Railway Trail to the tip of the peninsula, has been completed, bringing power to the site,...

Brian Peckett, the island’s first full-time anaesthetist and fondly known as Dr P, has died at the age of 90. Dr Peckett’s arrival in Bermuda marked a leap forward for local medicine, where doctors had previously relied on colleagues to administer an...

Richard Caisey is a self-confessed sports nut. Football, cricket, softball — you name it, he’s played it. It all came to a standstill when he was diagnosed with cancer in 2006 at age 23. “One day I was playing cricket in the Evening League and I was...