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Unionised landscaping staff employed at Tucker’s Point were informed this week that their work will be outsourced to a private company. Bermuda Industrial Union President Chris Furbert confirmed that four employees will be affected. “The hotel is out...

Former PLP leadership candidate Terry Lister this morning told the House of Assembly that he is quitting the party to stand as an independent. Mr Lister, who lost to Paula Cox for the leadership of the party, won re-election to the House at the elect...

A Supreme Court hearing expected to put Coral Beach Club in receivership by mortgagee Swedbank was postponed yesterday. Swedbank AB New York Branch versus Brickman Properties was due to be heard in Commercial Court at 11am, but it is understood it wa...

Spring Break is back on in Bermuda this year, with Coco Reef Resort offering students a bargain rate of $80 a person per night. Lamenting the dying out of the Island’s once famous ‘College Weeks’, Coco Reef owner John Jefferis said he still believes ...

It was a dark and stormy night when a blood-curdling scream ripped across Orange Valley, Devonshire. It sounds a little cheesy, but it was dark and stormy, the winds were near gale force and there was a scream. I almost wet myself. I was standing i...

Bermuda’s florists and restaurants are gearing up for a busy day — making deliveries and preparing special menus — all in the name of Valentine’s Day. From custom flower arrangements and balloons to teddy bears, chocolates and dinner reservations — t...

Tourists are now greeted with the bright blue facade of the LF Wade International Airport thanks to the graduates of the Small Business Construction Incubator (SBCI) programme. The project was the second public works initiative borne out of the Bermu...

The thing about ballroom dancing is that the man leads and the woman follows. When ballroom dancing was in vogue several decades ago, nobody would have thought twice about how to do it in today’s world it can be a challenge for some couples. Husban...

Government is working with the Island’s banks to help those who are having trouble making mortgage payments, Premier Cannonier said yesterday. The business community is also being engaged in discussions about addressing social needs of the country an...

Okay, okay so we know, Valentine’s Day isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. But surely a designated day for honouring love be it the romantic, platonic or familial kind is something we can all get behind and accept is needed more in this world. In honour of ...

So you’ll be alone on Valentine’s Day. Before you decide on an early night in bed or stuff your face with a pint of Ben and Jerry’s ice cream, don’t forget that singles can have a lot of fun tomorrow as well. The Royal Gazette’s Lifestyle section h...

The unofficial mayor and ambassador of St George’s, Flea the cat, has died. The popular cat, who spent much of his time greeting visitors at The Island Shop, died on Sunday from a lung infection at the age of 12. Shop manager Theresa Gibbons said: “H...