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Shadow tourism minister Jamahl Simmons has blasted the One Bermuda Alliance for its failure to create more jobs for Bermudians. In a press conference yesterday, Mr Simmons noted that the Government in 2013 promised to create 2,000 jobs over the follo...

The Coalition for the Protection of Children has developed a 36-point set of legislative and policy recommendations that The Royal Gazette will publish in three parts between today and Saturday with a view to raising the level of discourse during the...

A Southampton woman has appeared in Magistrates’ Court, charged with possessing more than $42,000 worth of cannabis with intent to supply. Rebecca Wallington, 41, of Welcome Place, entered a plea of not guilty to having 857.3g of the drug in Southamp...

While the residents of swing constituency St George’s West are basking in the glow of a new hotel development, a boost in tourism and a buoyed local economy, they say there is still some work to be done in the Olde Towne. We spoke to residents and bu...

When chronic illness held Jahquae Richardson back from graduating alongside her peers at CedarBridge Academy, the 17-year-old set out to complete high school by herself. Touched by her example of strength, Jahquae’s family rallied last Friday to surp...

One of the world’s pioneering figures in promoting the circular economy and sustainable development has visited Bermuda. William McDonough’s trip was connected with the island’s hosting of a Hub Culture Innovation Campus and Beach Club at Ariel Sands...

A new record of $24.5 billion in insurance-linked securities and other vehicles were listed on the Bermuda Stock Exchange by the middle of the year. The 16 per cent increase on the $21.22 billion listed at the end of 2016 was hit at the end of June —...

Irate neighbours and a persistently barking dog have landed a Warwick man with a $600 fine in Magistrates’ Court. But John Silveira, 55, of Cobbs Hill Road, vowed to respond with a grievance of his own. Crown counsel Jaleesa Simons told the court tha...

An ambitious proposal to have a Bermuda team compete in the prestigious Volvo Ocean Race appears to have fallen through, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Kevin Dallas, the Bermuda Tourism Authority chief executive, has confirmed that there were discussi...

Two-and-a-half years ago, before sexual harassment started backfiring against Silicon Valley venture capitalists, a woman named Trae Vassallo testified in a gender-discrimination case that had been brought against the storied firm of Kleiner Perkins ...

Bermuda is well positioned to host events associated with the next America’s Cup — and the island took high praise from ACBDA for its delivery of the races. Peter Durhager, chairman of ACBDA, along with chief executive Mike Winfield, commended the is...

The Bermuda cycling team made up for the disappointment of not winning any medals at the previous NatWest Island Games in Jersey in 2015, with some superb medal-winning performances in Gotland, Sweden, last week. The women’s team seized gold in the c...