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Ronald Lightbourne, a local teacher, author and musician, was named yesterday as the 71-year-old man found dead on Tuesday in Warwick. A proficient jazz musician, Mr Lightbourne was also an author who reviewed shows for The Royal Gazette. Police said...

Dear Sir, Reading in today’s Royal Gazette (June 22, 2018), I was interested and encouraged to see our Premier and Minister of Finance, David Burt, raise his concerns about the Government’s underfunded pension plan. In the House of Assembly, he told ...

Donald Trump’s immigration policy is soft on criminals and big on wasteful spending. Critics have assailed the Administration’s cruelty for separating babies from mothers and children from families as they seek asylum across the Mexican border, and t...

Legislation to take pitbulls off the list of prohibited breeds has won the approval of the Senate. The Dogs Amendment Act 2018 received support from both parties and independent senators in the Upper House. Crystal Caesar, Progressive Labour Party se...

Due to the possibility of inclement weather, the organisers of the Canada Day Beach Party and BBQ scheduled for this Saturday, June 30th have decided to postpone the event. We are pleased to report that we have been able to reschedule for Saturday, ...

Daredevil, evangelist and motorcycle stuntman Cyril “Big” Smith has died at the age of 75. David Jones Sr, the founder and former president of the Bermuda Motorcycle Racing Club, said Mr Smith was “one of Bermuda’s greatest stuntmen”. Mr Jones added ...

Henry DeSilva’s story is bittersweet. For decades he searched for his little sister Margaret Ann, who went into Bermuda’s foster care programme when she was 3 and disappeared with an American family soon after. Ancestry DNA helped connect the pair th...

Dear Sir, In last Saturday’s newspaper, you ran the following online story: “Burch wants Governor Cup Match dismissal”. “A controversial government minister told MPs last night he had refused to repair a wall at a Cup Match venue unless the club agr...

Three Bermudian companies and three overseas companies have been awarded contracts to work on the new passenger terminal building at LF Wade International Airport. The installation of drywall and metal ceilings in the new terminal will be a joint ve...

A collapsed wall at a cricket club has been rebuilt with the help of the One Bermuda Alliance. Michael Dunkley, the Shadow Minister of National Security and a big Somerset Cup Match fan, went in to bat for the cup-holders after a controversial House ...

A garage owner claimed he was being persecuted by the Government after double yellow lines were painted on the road outside his business and home. Mark Sousa, who owns Cardoza’s Auto Group on Mission Road, Paget, and lives next door, said he received...