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A cancer patient who was prevented from travelling for treatment due to a bureaucratic error could have better recourse going to Britain instead, according to a veterans’ advocate. As reported yesterday in The Royal Gazette, Cherrie Woods was mistake...

First of all let me share something with you that has left me somewhat baffled. I often start a wine tasting by telling folks that we are really having a “wine smelling”. Our taste buds can only detect sweet, sour, bitter, salt and umami, whereas o...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has disclosed $13 million in external contracts under public access to information legislation. The deals include $3.6 million on sales, marketing and advertising and $589,000 on public relations, as well as $3.5 million...

Kara Simmons always loved cooking but never thought about it as a potential career. She was a good student in high school and felt pushed towards international business. Then two years ago, during a break in her MBA, a friend asked her to cook for ...

More than 13,000 people could attend the America’s Cup Village in Dockyard during a single day of competition, according to estimates. The estimates, included in draft environmental impact studies by Bermuda Environmental Consulting Ltd, suggest that...

Sasha Howland gave up ten inches of hair for a good cause yesterday. The ten-year-old student at Bermuda High School said that rather than let the hair go to waste, she would donate it to Locks of Love, an international non-profit that uses donated h...

Cash-strapped Riddell’s Bay Golf and Country Club is to close after nearly a century, it was revealed yesterday. Professional services firm PwC, who have been appointed as liquidators, said the club had “limited and insufficient cash” to meet operati...

Government employees who did not go to work during the protests against Pathways to Status will not be paid, according to a Cabinet Office spokeswoman. Asked if civil servants who stayed away during the demonstrations would be paid, the spokeswoman s...

A new law to create a public register of directors comes into force today. Government amended company law to create the register to stay in line with US Financial Action Task Force rules. The new law means every company registered in Bermuda has to f...

Change comes to us all: after a seven-year struggle to stay at $1, The Royal Gazette will cost our readers $1.50 to purchase over the counter, starting today. The move, among several in store as the island’s daily continues to evolve, reflects the ch...