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Most people knew Carroll Pendleton Loving as a master electrician; a skilled handyman who would drop everything to help another and someone who at one time or another had fixed almost every power supply on the island. Known affectionately as “CP”, he...

By the time this column appears the second session of the Men’s and Ladies’ Championships will have decided the winners. After the first session there was a lot of daylight between the leading pair and the rest in the men’s event, but in the ladies i...

February is Black History Month and this year marks the 400th anniversary that blacks were brought to Bermuda as indentured servants. Throughout this month, The Royal Gazette will feature people, events, places and institutions that have contributed ...

A long day for MPs lies in store at the House of Assembly today as the Progressive Labour Party delivers its Reply to the Budget. David Burt, the Shadow Minister of Finance, will respond to last week’s Budget statement delivered by finance minister B...

Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy has described the notion of Bermuda’s proposed immigration reform opening the floodgates to foreigners as a “myth”. The minister was speaking during a live interview on the government-owned TV station CITV hosted...

Work is under way to shine a fresh spotlight on the East End in advance of the tourist season. Kristin White, the cultural tourism manager under the Hub 1 Steering Committee, said the St George’s community were looking forward to the coming season an...

Work to upgrade a cabling network that carries internet services to many homes and businesses in Bermuda could soon be on the cards for customers of Logic. And the envisaged upgrade will include more fibre optic cabling. Atlantic Tele-Network, a US t...

Choose water instead of juice or other sweetened drinks for healthy teeth, a healthy body and a healthy Bermuda. This message is being promoted by the Oral Health Section of the Department of Health as part of Oral Health Awareness Month, which is r...

The former Minister for Education Grant Gibbons said he hopes that Gilbert Institute does not close as part of his party’s school reorganisation [Score] plan. Dr Gibbons, who handed over the One Bermuda Alliance education portfolio to Wayne Scott las...