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A Bermudian blogger and travel writer hit the big time this week when her work was featured on the home page of a huge international website. Robyn Skinner’s review of her favourite travel books beat off competition from 400,000 other blog entries on...

A group of entrepreneurs have teamed up to launch a gallery selling all of their wares under one roof. Gavin Kennedy, Julie Webb and Janet Perinchief, who were all vendors at the Rubber Tree Market in Warwick, joined forces to set up the Waterfront G...

A recently introduced energy buy-back programme and a handful of Government incentives have seen a boost in the adoption of renewable energy on the Island. Companies that install solar energy systems have told The Royal Gazette the number of installa...

Bermuda's roads claimed their 13th victim of the year yesterday, when a young woman who was badly hurt in a crash last week succumbed to her injuries. Leaha Lanfear, a 24-year-old from the UK, was involved in an accident around 3.55am on Thursday nea...

A proposed new project at Mill Creek could help reduce flooding in the area - while also helping the local eel population. The Development Applications Board was scheduled to debate the construction of a culvert on Mill Creek Road to regulate the ti...

During a rainstorm in Washington in early 2009, amid the furore over Wall Street's post-bailout bonuses, an American International Group employee pulled out an umbrella that had the insurer's name on it. “Somebody came by, grabbed the umbrella and br...

Bermuda's road death rate is six times worse than the UK's, according to Road Safety Officer David Minors. And according to the Police, the “vast majority” of this year's fatalities resulted from impaired driving. Speaking before news arrived of the ...