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It was a tough go for Holly O’Leary, a Bermudian in Canada who swam a gruelling eight hours and 16.5km in support of a charity for children — but she made it. “If I can do it, so can you,” Ms O’Leary told The Royal Gazette. “I’d love to see something...

Gina Spence Productions has joined forces with Gibbons Company again to provide children with school uniforms for the start of the new school year. Under the initiative anyone who donates school clothes that have been “gently used” gets a 20 per cent...

A group of nine Bermudian students have overcome adversity, blisters and a German heatwave to complete their Duke of Edinburgh Gold Expedition. The teenagers travelled to the town of Osterburken, just south of Frankfurt, at the end of last month to t...

A charity has launched its annual drive to provide clothing and food for students ahead of the new school year. This year is the 36th that the Hands of Love Ministry has run the initiative to help families in need. Last year the charity was able to h...

Charities have expressed their joy after the police background check fee was waived. Michael Dunkley announced that charities would no longer be charged to get background checks on their volunteers. “There will be no charge for police background chec...

A Bermudian in Canada has undertaken an arduous swim of around 15km to support a children’s charity — and to demonstrate that anybody can do it. The swim, organised by the group Give to Live, is “a challenge for ordinary people to do extraordinary t...

Charities will no longer be charged a fee to get police background checks on their volunteers, Michael Dunkley today announced. The Premier and National Security Minister was responding to concerns raised by charities about the impact of the $100 fee...

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award and the Community Driven Development (CDD) programme have each received donations from Marsh and Guy Carpenter. The companies gave $2,500 to each of the programmes. The Duke of Edinburgh Award is available...

A replica of the legendary yacht that gave the America’s Cup its name will square off against Spirit of Bermuda in next year’s 50th Newport to Bermuda Race. America started the America’s Cup tradition in 1851 by defeating the best the British could o...

An animal charity is renewing its appeal for a designated water shelter for horses to be built in Dockyard. The call comes after a horse collapsed in the searing heat at 12.30pm on Wednesday while returning to its stable. Several people went to the a...

This year marks the 25th anniversary of a charity set up to help families. But Family Centre founder Martha Dismont said she was focused on the future not the past. Ms Dismont said: “It re-energises us year after year when you see families come in...

One of the hardest moments in Nikia Augustus’s life was watching her young sons grapple with the death of their father. Kian and Kaya were 10 and 16 years old respectively, when Randall Ian Thompson died because of complications from diabetes in 201...