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After eight months travelling the world on the Tall Ship Picton Castle, Bermudian teenager Dkembe Outerbridge-Dill is finally returning home. Since Mr Dill left the Island for Canada last November, he has sailed through the Caribbean, visited the Gal...

The Bermuda National Standards Committee (BNSC) has unveiled the latest accredited and certified members of the committee. In a presentation at Charities House, the group formally accredited the Happy Valley Child Care Centre, along with the Bermuda ...

This summer it will be the sailors’ life for a group of children who will be swabbing the deck of the Spirit of Bermuda, hoisting the main sail and checking their blood sugar often. The Bermuda Diabetes Association is currently fundraising to send 15...

The owner of a Bermuda business that was shut down before it could hand over customer donations to charity has pledged to get the funds paid. Cayman businessman Kody Zander contacted The Royal Gazette after this newspaper revealed the recent closure ...

A business that promised to hand over hundreds of dollars of customer donations to a charity has gone bust — without making a single payment to the non-profit organisation. Last May Bermuda Gold Exchange, which bought unwanted gold for cash, encourag...

More than $2,000 will be donated by local runners who participated in the Boston Marathon to assist the victims of the recent bombings. Spokesperson Rose-Anna Hoey, one of 16 participants in the Boston race said the group will transfer $2,300 to the ...

A local company has pitched in on behalf of three charities, in the first day of giving for Tokio Millennium Re. Staff spent Thursday restoring Dockyard’s historic Casemates Barracks, clearing the grounds at WindReach, and painting the library for Th...

For the first time in their history, food distributors the Eliza DoLittle Society (TEDS) have found themselves unable to meet demands. Numbers have surged on Bermuda’s food supply centres just in the past six months, executive director Margaret Ward ...

After 18 years of running her own social assistance venue, Maryam Muhammad is moving on. She started Help Incorporated in 1994, soliciting food donations and driving them to the needy in her white van. However the recession, combined with the prolife...