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Walton Brown would have been the “guiding hand” and “stabilising force” to help lead Bermuda to independence if he had not died, according to former premier Alex Scott. Mr Scott told The Royal Gazette that Mr Brown, who was chairman of the Committee ...

A “legend” and dedicated employee who worked at The Royal Gazette for more than 50 years died at the weekend. Lawrence Sealey was 86. The Warwick resident retired from the organisation in 1999. Beverley Sealey, Mr Sealey’s wife of 51 years, said he w...

When Brandt Jean offered forgiveness, then a hug, to the former police officer who walked into his brother’s apartment and fatally shot him, the gesture revealed a societal split. Some saw it as a powerful show of grace. Others saw it as a disappoint...

Three East End ambassadors were recognised as part of Unesco’s World Tourism Day celebrations. Kristin White, the owner of Long Story Short bookstore and a tour guide, Dennie O’Connor, the co-owner and operations director for Tobacco Bay and Clearwat...

MPs and senators are paying tribute to Walton Brown today at a joint session of the legislature. Mr Brown, a Progressive Labour Party backbencher and former Cabinet minister, died suddenly on Tuesday, aged 59. The Royal Gazette is providing live cove...

Community leaders marked Mental Health Awareness Day with an event on the City Hall steps yesterday. Health minister Kim Wilson, Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute vice-president of clinical operations Preston Swan and Hamilton mayor Charles Gosling del...

Bermuda’s youth and community at large will learn about the importance of volunteering in the third sector at a family friendly event this Sunday. Some 21 non-profit organisations will have a presence at the Allied World Family Community Day which t...

A cahow made an unexpected appearance off the coast of Massachusetts. Cahows, also known as Bermuda petrel, are indigenous to the island, but spend most of their lives at sea. The sighting was made during an offshore pelagic birdwatching trip to the ...

An investigation into Bermuda’s history of “land grabs” has taken a step closer with confirmation from the Government yesterday that a group of people were asked to form a Commission of Inquiry. It came after a social justice advocate said the offici...

The results are in. The Trump tax cuts resulted in most families saving so little that majorities continue to insist they see no difference in their paycheques. But one very small group made out spectacularly. According to figures put together by eco...

The chairwoman of the Bermuda End-to-End is hanging up her boots after more than two decades on the board. Anne Mello, a board member since 1993 and chairwoman since 2001, said her personal highlight was knowing the difference the event makes for loc...

The Cayman Islands intends to introduce a public beneficial ownership register. The Government of the British Overseas Territory announced that it would introduce open access to information on true owners of companies at the same time as countries in...