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Businessman Marico Thomas plans to expand his empire into the East End with businesses that could create up to 70 jobs, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Mr Thomas has planning permission to launch a drive-through restaurant in St David’s and has applied...

An alleged gunman insisted yesterday that he did not carry out shooting incident near his home. Zachary Fox, 22, told the Supreme Court that he had been a drug dealer and a gang member, but was not a murderer. Mr Fox said: “I do not shoot at people. ...

The Corporation of Hamilton yesterday claimed the proposed abolition of the municipalities was a misguided attempt to destroy a perceived “white oligarchy”. The Corporation argued in the Supreme Court that amendments to the Municipalities Reform Act ...

A top Bermudian doctor has attacked myths surrounding the coronavirus vaccine. Malcolm Brock said: “I have an ambitious task. I really want to give you enough scientific concepts about the Covid vaccine for you to recognise the misinformation when yo...

Given the ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, it is timely for us to look closely at material adverse change clauses in the context of a business acquisition. Also known as material adverse effect clauses, MAC clauses are designed to provide a ...

In acknowledgement of Black History Month, The Royal Gazette continues the publication of stories throughout February on African-American and global African people, events and institutions, and their contributions in history The Nashville Race R...

A trio of schoolgirls won a total of $1,750 after they topped an essay competition designed to highlight Black heroes of the legal system. Razeeyah Robinson, 12, was awarded $1,000 by law firm Conyers after she took the top spot in its Black History ...

Hospital chefs said they could dispel a belief that hospital food was unappetising after they completed a nutrition course. Members of the Bermuda Hospitals Board’s food services team took the 16-week course in nutrition run by registered dietitian A...

A replica of the Bermuda Sloop Foundation’s Spirit of Bermuda has dropped anchor at the offices of one of the charity’s top supporters. The Argus Group, which has also donated office space to the youth development group, was presented with a cedar mo...

In acknowledgement of Black History Month, The Royal Gazette continues the publication of stories throughout February on African-American and global African people, events and institutions, and their contributions in history In 1962, Bermuda Ele...

Around this time last year Kamel Dickinson came up with what he thought was a great way of helping people to get fit. All they had to do was commit three months of their time; he would take care of their diet and coach them through exercises he promi...

A total of 27 shares of Butterfield Bank were traded on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index, but with no change to the closing price of $34.75. On the New York Stock Exchange, the bank’s shares were up $1.50, or 4.37 per cent, at $35.79. The Royal Gazette/BS...