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There is a sparkle in Noel Hetherton’s eyes as he fondly recalls the seven months that he spent living in Bermuda just after the end of the Second World War. The 93-year-old can still vividly recall his batting 38 not out for the Admiralty House cric...

The brains behind a successful community-driven development programme has never been afraid of a challenge — especially when it comes to helping people. But Deborah-Anne Blakeney, the new executive director of charity CDD Bermuda, set up to help une...

Bermuda’s Beyond Rugby programme has won a prestigious prize for its achievements in working with the Island’s at-risk youth. The scheme has collected a Fair Play Award from the North America Caribbean Rugby Association, which is presented to the org...

John Powell, chairman of the Summerhaven home for the physically challenged, maintains he has the full backing of his board — but some staff and residents allege mismanagement and poor treatment. Mr Powell met The Royal Gazette in response to complai...

Dear Dr Nekia, I am a single mother who is finding it difficult to make ends meet sometimes. What makes it more stressful is that the father of my daughter gets angry and blames me when I cannot afford to supply all of our daughter’s needs. He do...

Three legendary sailors were brought together by a chance encounter in Bermuda’s waters last week. Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, Commander Dilip Donde of the Indian Navy, and Neal Petersen have all single-handedly sailed around the globe. And according t...

When Baltimore recently experienced riots over incidents that highlighted the poor relationship between police and the public, it was also revealed how gangs involved in illegal drug activity were hindering efforts to make the city clean and safe for...

A special book celebrating 135 years of policing in Bermuda was launched yesterday by Commissioner Michael DeSilva. The tome is the first to document the evolution of the service from its creation on October 1, 1879, and is crammed full of facts and...

The Ceasar clan was recognised this past Sunday at Allen Temple AME Church, Somerset. Family members were given responsibilities over and above their ordinary leadership roles in the morning service: worship leader was Sister Sylvia Wilson, the morn...

Sir Ben Ainslie and Iain Percy put their America’s Cup rivalry aside last night and joined forces to support a good cause. The Olympic gold medallists attended the relaunch of the Bermuda Schools Waterwise Programme and presented the organisation wit...

A financial helping hand is being offered to students by the Jamaican Association of Bermuda. Applications are being accepted for the Hazel Christopher Educational Award for 2015-2016. The $2,000 grant is issued annually to a student at post-seconda...