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Government House Gardens will be open on Sunday afternoons from Sunday 27 May until Sunday 2 September 2018. This will be the fifth summer that the gardens have been opened to the public. Entry and exit will be via the North Gate on North Shore Road...

A truck driver accused of killing a 21-year-old model by careless driving told a court today that he fell asleep at the wheel. But Clinton Smith, 41, said he was still on his side of the road when he woke up. He claimed that the truck did not respond...

A third Bermuda Healthcare Forum is to be held in 2020 following the success of this year’s event. More than 200 healthcare industry specialists attended the second forum last month, with at least half travelling from overseas. They discussed risk tr...

Chief Justice Ian Kawaley today reserved judgment on a legal challenge to an Act designed to end same-sex marriage. Representatives for the Attorney-General argued the Domestic Partnership Act did not infringe on anyone’s Constitutional rights. But R...

The great and the good of Bermudian sport have been honoured in a Wall of Fame at the Boundary Sports Bar and Grille at the Fairmont Southampton. Many of the 25 athletes included in the photography exhibit, whose framed pictures adorn the opposite wa...

Moody’s Investors Service expects Bermuda to achieve economic growth averaging 1.5 per cent between 2017 and 2021. The ratings agency has also noted the Bermuda Government’s efforts to diversify the economy through financial technology, such as block...

The president of Bermuda’s airport contractor said it was “business as usual” after the Canadian government blocked its $1.5 billion sale to a Chinese company amid national security fears. Steve Nackan of Aecon said the axed sale of the firm to CCC I...

Courtesy of the Bermuda Government's Department of Communications, The Royal Gazette is excited to bring you live coverage of the Bermuda Day Parade. Tune in here from 1.30pm on Friday for all the sights and sounds of what is expected to be yet anoth...

As an artist it is Rachel Swinburne’s duty to draw attention to the things we do not see. As an art teacher, it falls on her to show her students how to do the same. She brought fresh eyes to the island two years ago when she took the role at Bermud...

The Bermuda Sloop Foundation’s sail training ship has headed off on a four-day voyage from St George’s to Philadelphia. The Spirit of Bermuda, which left on Sunday, will take part in the city’s Memorial Day Festival, from Friday to May 28. The trip m...