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The ten per cent Wednesday discount at supermarkets ended at closing time last night. The groups that had agreed to implement the discount — The MarketPlace Ltd, Lindo’s Group of Companies and The Supermart Ltd — will revert to the 5 per cent rate th...

Keen to support the Island’s budding young sports stars? The Under-17 rugby squad is trying to raise funds for its tour to the UK by hosting a fish fry on Friday night. Team Manager, James O’Shaughnessy, said: “The tour is a great opportunity for t...

The Dutch sail training schooner Eendracht arrived in Bermuda this week on her way across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe. The three-masted tall ship and her crew of 41 pulled into St George on Monday and berthed at Ordnance Island for two nights. The s...

An American scholar has embarked on a thesis to trace the origins of how Bermuda stone was used in the construction of early Charleston. Justin Schwebler has scoured the South Carolina city for buildings constructed from the Island’s limestone as par...

Having a world of tools in our toolbox doesn’t get the picture hung — we need to actually use them. “I know what I have to do … to feel better/lose weight/quit a habit/make that promotion/get a date/turn things around ... but I’m just not doing it.” ...

Bermuda may be a small island but it is full of unsung heroes — inspirational residents who are making a real difference in their communities and improving the lives of others, without expecting any recognition or praise. In our regular feature, we c...

The Island’s dialect and unique vocabulary keep changing — but even as our speech evolves, it remains Bermudian. A round-table discussion last night on the Island’s dialect brought together writers, artists and linguist Britanni Fubler to speak in fr...

The well-mannered ladies of the Garden Club of Bermuda are known more for their splendid floral and horticultural designs than for rebel tendencies. But when one of their prized gardens was found to have been draped in multi-coloured crochet patterns...

Ewing Street is heading into the final weeks of an extensive overhaul and beautification that has already resulted in new lamp posts and wider pavements being laid using dark pink bricks. The trees have been surrounded by grates and the tangled overh...

Whether you call it Back of Town or North Hamilton, the neighbourhoods north of Dundonald Street are among the Island’s cultural treasures. Community activist Cleveland Simmons, who calls these streets home, is aiming for the area to get more of the ...

“We are not taking this any more.” That is the message from St George’s MP Kenneth Bascome after the parish was subjected to a fresh spree of illegal dumping. Mr Bascome told The Royal Gazette that he was hoping to erect a camera overlooking the monu...