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Bermudian Jay Butler has joined the faculty at the William and Mary Law School as a law scholar and teacher, saying he was inspired by the institution’s connections to Bermuda. Butler, the son of former Progressive Labour Party MP Dale Butler and pa...

The reporting on August 13 of the rift between Progressive Labour Party leader Marc Bean and three former members of his shadow cabinet raised more questions than answers. I investigated online sources that weekend and got answers and more for a mode...

One of the greats of Bermuda’s music scene, Cyril Richardson, has died at the age 78. Mr Richardson was well on his way to being inducted into the Bermuda Music Hall of Fame for his long career dedicated to entertaining as a pianist and organist. Fa...

Chloe is in the kitchen making mini pancakes. It’s taking 900 years and using up every last drop of my parenting patience. She also has a blueberry compote bubbling away which is pretty delicious and very posh. But I am at the end of my summer holida...

Many years ago I was involved with the sales of a range of sparkling wines from France called Veuve du Vernay, but until someone very recently asked if we would represent them in Bermuda, the thought of them had faded from my mind. To re-introduce ...

One of HSCB’s oldest customers has been honoured by bank staff. Lefroy Brownlow Place, who recently celebrated his 100th birthday, has been a customer at HSBC’s St George’s branch for many years, and to mark the occasion he was presented with a gift...

For decades one of the island’s most-loved firemen, Arthur Raynor, has been teaching fire safety to children in Bermuda’s schools. Now he has taken his message to Atlanta, Georgia, where he was selected to give a presentation at the four-day American...

When Sarai Hines started teaching in England, the system bewildered her. From grading to student classification, everything was different. Then the 22-year-old realised she had an advantage ­— her own island culture. “We all forget what we have to b...

A Southampton woman appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday charged with managing and having a financial interest in a senior care institution despite being on the Seniors Abuse Register. Forty-seven year-old Barbara Tannock pleaded not guilty to t...

It’s always interesting getting to know what I didn’t know that I didn’t know. The conference I was raving about last week was organised by the Applied Improvisation Network. What is applied improvisation? I wasn’t sure myself when I signed up. It t...

When Cha’von Clarke-Joell moved to England she thought her Bermuda passport qualified her for employment. It should have, but a government official at the nearest Jobcentre office saw things differently. After a year struggling to get the national i...

Dear Sir, Eva Hodgson’s response to the Royal Gazette reporter on the clash of e-mails between Marc Bean and a few fellow MPs is instructive but unfortunately will fall on deaf ears. Her essential point in showing that the difference between the aims...