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Chief Justice Ian Kawaley yesterday ordered the Corporation of Hamilton to temporarily suspend work to uproot trees on Ewing Street in North Hamilton. Mr Justice Kawaley issued the stay at lunchtime after two protesters — local business owners Henry ...

Family, former teammates and friends gathered at Young Men’s Social Club on Tuesday night to partake in a heartwarming ceremony. Around 100 people attended the event which saw former Social Club Bluebirds footballer Malcolm Lewis host a dinner recept...

Locals and visitors alike were again left irate and stranded at the West End as the switch to a new shuttle service continued to hamper transport yesterday. However, the West End Development Corporation (Wedco) maintained that the new arrangement wou...

Now that the essential Emancipation Day celebrations are over we can turn our attention to freeing ourselves from the yoke of mass-produced lifeless food. Growing food is a liberating and empowering path to healthier eating and living. Everyone has t...

It is open to members 24 hours a day and has four courts as well as a fully equipped gym. As such the Devonshire base of the Bermuda Squash Racquets Association uses a lot of electricity throughout the year. But they are saving money by going green h...

The People’s Campaign has confirmed it will “engage in an escalating strategy” to get Government to resolve the issue of long-term residents gaining Bermudian status via a legal “loophole”. But the group’s three leaders told The Royal Gazette they al...

It is the middle of summer: we may have got past Cup Match and Beachfest, but there is a lot of summer to go. Go ahead, kick back and have fun! Global warming? Great – the weather is gorgeous, sunshine is guaranteed! … But seriously, here are some wa...

No complaints have been made about historic sexual misconduct at the Bermuda Regiment since the Governor asked police in November to appoint a “single point of contact” for victims. Governor George Fergusson made his request after the Court of Appeal...

Visitor numbers went up by five percent in the second quarter of the year, Tourism chiefs have revealed. And total visitor arrivals to the end of the June rose by four percent, according to the latest figures from the Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA)....

Completing a law degree is considered tough by most people’s standards. Now imagine trying to finish that same law degree, while also working two jobs to pay your way through school. That was the reality for Jennifer Looby, 23, but thanks to the ABI...