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We received a couple of heartwarming calls following the tribute The Royal Gazette paid to Willard (Pommy) Lightbourne in our Notebook Column last week. The first was from his wife Gwyneth. She was quite sentimental and especially reflective on the c...

Bermuda Hospitals Board has cut short its multi-million dollar five-year contract with Kurron Shares by 18 months to save money, it announced last night. The publicly-funded quango revealed the news in a statement released shortly after Shadow Health...

Cherina Darrell-Sutherland has her sights set firmly on law, with the ambition of becoming a Minister of Education. However, eight months out of high school, she’s happy for now to run the schedules of about ten cleaners The 18-year-old CedarBridge ...

Q: I have seen stories lately about Molson Coors Brewing Co. How about that as a stock investment? B.G., via the internet A: You might not have expected Russians to be drinking Coors Light this winter, but that beer was a recent product rollout of th...

Transport Minister Terry Lister last night defended his decision to give a fired bus worker back his job and said avoiding a showdown with unions was in the best interests of the country. “It's not a question of backing down. It's a question of ensur...

The Auditor General believes former Cabinet Secretary Marc Telemaque should be fined for disregarding Government’s rules in the controversial TCD project. Mr Telemaque did not comply with the financial rules and did not follow a Cabinet decision to p...

As the bus strike continued yesterday people took to public forums to express their views on the industrial action. Those who commented on The Royal Gazette’s Facebook page claimed the veteran driver, whose firing led to the dispute, was in the wrong...

Former Regiment commanding officer Edward Lamb said yesterday he used the “full brunt of the law” to discipline a soldier who assaulted another soldier in Grenada in 2005. The private was given 56 days in military prison after an incident described b...