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The Fairmont Southampton is encouraging diners to “take off their jackets and ties” and enjoy a new wave of casual dining options at the hotel. The resort yesterday unveiled plans to reinvent and renew its restaurants — with the biggest change being...

Bermuda National Trust is calling for a derelict but “extraordinary” old building at Morgan's Point to be saved before a $2 billion tourism resort is built on the peninsula. Jennifer Gray, the charity's executive director, described Sound View as the...

The women of ABC’s ‘The View’ gave the Island’s “phenomenal” Bermuda Perfumery a publicity windfall on their show yesterday. Top US travel writer Peter Greenberg, having named the Bermuda Perfumery in St. George’s as the best place in the world for p...

Can you tell the difference? Mannequins in some of Hamilton's shops may have made you do a double-take - because some were replaced by real people. Mannequin Monday marked the second part of the City Fashion Festival which culminates on Saturday with...

Economy Minister Patrice Minors yesterday thanked the Island’s seniors for their contributions at the annual Premier’s Seniors’ Tea Party. Addressing the gathered senior’s, Ms Minors said: “Today is your day, and it’s an opportune time when the Gover...

I think learning a second or third language is always a good thing. They tell me that if you want to get a job in Europe these days it's better to be trilingual. That's fine if you're young and want to work in Europe, but at my age I feel that it's c...

‘Slavery is a curse to the oppressor, scarcely less than the oppressed: its natural tendency is to brutalise both.’ — Thomas Pringle 1831 ‘Whilst America hath been the land of promise to Europeans and their descendants, it hath been the vale of deat...

CedarBridge Academy graduates were encouraged to continue their hard work and live purposeful lives as they celebrated the end of their high school education yesterday. The 112 members of the Class of 2012 received their diplomas in front of a crowde...

Tributes poured in last night from all sectors of the community for veteran Royal Gazette photographer, Tamell Simons, who died after a battle with cancer. Mr Simons, 46, who died on Thursday evening, was remembered for making “the world a more beaut...

Plans to build a boutique hotel in the heart of St George's have been put on the back burner as a result of challenges finding financing. However, Alderman Garth Rothwell told attendees at a town hall meeting in St George's that plans to build a mari...

The increasing heat and humidity of Bermuda’s summers brings dangers for dogs and other pets. Here are a few tips for keeping them safe. There’s a posting on Facebook that says ‘If I see your dog trapped in a hot car with the windows rolled up this ...