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Global drinks giant Bacardi threw a party last night for the Island to celebrate the firm’s 50 years in Bermuda. Hundreds gathered at the iconic company HQ on Pitts Bay Road as the firm, still family owned, marked the occasion and looked to the futu...

If you have a dear old dad, count yourself lucky. During an informal poll on the streets of Hamilton, The Royal Gazette struggled to find people who were happy with their fathers. One person described their dad as “an old fart”. A young girl we appr...

A shout out to the Island’s fathers is set for tomorrow, starting with a Father’s Day proclamation to be read from the steps of City Hall by Premier Michael Dunkley. The salute to fathers, dubbed “We Love You, Dad”, is being put on by Gina Spence Pro...

Given the right tools and the proper determination, individuals can accomplish even the most seemingly impossible tasks. “Give me a place to stand,” said one of the most legendary figures of classical antiquity, “and I will move the world.” The men ...

Jason Sukdeo, president of Bermuda Heroes Weekend, was welcomed to the Cabinet Office to be formally commended by Premier Michael Dunkley and the Minister of Community, Culture and Sports, Patricia Gordon-Pamplin. Other members of Heroes Weekend team...

A small piece of Portuguese naval history cruised majestically into Hamilton Harbour yesterday as part of a four-month Atlantic training expedition. The tall ship Sagres and her immaculately turned out crew came gently alongside just after 10am, afte...

Dear Sir, We have now had two new inductees added to our illustrious list of national heroes, this most fitting as we honour those we deem worthy on the national stage. I do, however, pose the question: are all of our heroes created equal for...

The talk of the Island this weekend? Jason “D’General” Sukdeo and his four-day party. It kicked off with a massive turnout on Front Street on Friday when soca bands played before a crowd of about 5,000. The 35-year-old DJ, who got his nickname becaus...

Dear Sir, It is altogether fitting and proper that we recognise heroes in this manner. I sometimes wonder if we haven’t missed a few. Was Fred Reiss accorded hero status? He was a professional engineer who came here in the sixties from the United Sta...

A team’s hopes of taking part in this year’s Marion to Bermuda race have been dashed after the 43ft sloop they had spent weeks repairing broke down on the way to the United States. Paul Hubbard and his crew on Bermuda Oyster had put countless hours i...

Jazzman Jade Minors is taking to the stage with his trusty tenor sax and a trio of artists for a night of entertainment in support of local music — and to pass on a taste of the Island’s musical heyday. The show this Saturday night, with guests inclu...