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The historical displacement of families from Tucker’s Town is set to be the focus of a special panel discussion at the Bermuda College. The discussion, entitled “The Forceful Displacement of Tucker’s Town Residents: A Historical Perspective”, will fo...

A film detailing the connection between Bermuda and Jamestown is set to be screened in St George’s tomorrow. Jane — The Story of Cannibalism in Jamestown and Bermuda’s Rescue details what has become known as the starving time when the Jamestown colon...

I was rummaging through my archives a few days ago and by chance came upon the Report of the Royal Commission into the 1977 Disturbances in Bermuda, better known as the Pitt Report. As we are all aware, the Royal Commission was headed by Lord David P...

A team of volunteers descended on the replica of the Deliverance in St George’s yesterday to continue work on the major restoration project. The group from Markel Bermuda Ltd set about painting, scrubbing, weeding and sprucing up the 50-year-old repl...

Author Ian Fleming once said his fictional secret agent James Bond was “a highly romanticised version of the true spy. The real thing … is Sir William Stephenson,” the Canadian-born espionage chieftain who ran a major Second World War intelligence op...

It was one of those watershed moments in world history that gave the slow march of events in Bermuda an abrupt push in a new and entirely unexpected direction. Britain’s final acceptance and recognition of American Independence in 1783 meant, among o...

The descendants of two Royal Navy lieutenants who embarked on a ground-breaking land, reef and seabed mapping survey in Bermuda from 1789 to 1797 have travelled to the island to celebrate the launch of a new book honouring their work. Family members ...

Dear Sir, With reference to Rob Corday’s letter in your March 29 edition, in relation to my letters in your editions of February 15 and March 26, Mr Corday is, of course, mistaken in imagining that I would have written my history of Bermuda in the 19...

A shipwreck discovered off the coast of North Carolina could be a Confederate blockade runner that ran perilous journeys between Bermuda and the United States. The iron-hulled steamer was found at the end of last month off a beach near Wilmington, ac...

Dear Sir, I wrote a letter about Marcus Garvey, published in The Royal Gazette, which also spoke of our migration from the West Indies in the late 19th century. Intentionally, I also gave a small comparison of the socioeconomic difference of post-ema...

February is Black History Month and this year marks the 400th anniversary that blacks were brought to Bermuda as indentured servants. Throughout this month, The Royal Gazette will feature people, events, places and institutions that have contributed ...

February is Black History Month and this year marks the 400th anniversary that blacks were brought to Bermuda as indentured servants. Throughout this month, The Royal Gazette will feature people, events, places and institutions that have contributed ...