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Chris Estwanik’s bid for a sixth Appleby Bermuda Day Half Marathon title will have to wait at least another year. Estwanik is unable to take part in next month’s 13.1 mile race because of an injury he suffered several weeks ago while running on the r...

Hundreds of tourists and Islanders yesterday packed historic King’s Square in St George for the annual Peppercorn ceremony. And Bermuda put its best foot forward with the Bermuda Regiment Band and Corps of Drums and Guard of Honour adding a dash of m...

The newly-formed Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) have appointed a Chief Sales and Marketing Officer. Victoria Isley, a 20-year veteran of the tourism and hospitality industry, will work from the BTA office in New York, starting her new position in J...

Those living in the east end may not have to wait much longer to see the Appleby Bermuda Half Marathon Derby coming out of St George’s for the first time since the mid-1970s. With the race just a month away, the switch is not likely to be made this y...

Former Bermuda High School Head Girl Aliyyah Ahad has been named as Bermuda’s 2014 Rhodes Scholar. “It is an absolute honour,” an elated Ms Ahad told The Royal Gazette last night, adding that it had also come as a surprise to learn that she’d been su...

Bermuda’s bus service has been changed today in order to accommodate those who want to visit the Agricultural Show which opened this morning. As from today and through to the end of the Show on Saturday afternoon, all route 8 buses will be rerouted t...

21 April 2014 Dear Sir, My friend and I stopped by Astwood Park for a few minutes on Good Friday to watch the kite flying action. The park was crowded with individuals and families picnicking, playing games, relaxing and of course flying kites of all...

Bermuda has a “moral responsibility” to rebuild the desecrated tombstones at Tucker’s Town or at least “tastefully” mark where they stood, according to a charity boss. Jennifer Gray, executive director of the Bermuda National Trust, said the organisa...