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Three of the four national teams in the World Cup semi-finals — France, Belgium and England — are, one might think, icons of European diversity. Immigrants and sons of immigrants are overrepresented on these squads compared with the demographics of ...

Outgoing Chief Justice Ian Kawaley launched his newest book at a party to mark his retirement from the bench. Mr Justice Kawaley said he hoped the second edition of Offshore Commercial Law in Bermuda would continue to be a “useful resource” for new a...

A light-hearted quip that likened a panel of Bermuda insurance and reinsurance pioneers to The Rolling Stones of the industry sparked a coincidental story that involved the rock stars. Brian O’Hara, the founding chief executive officer of XL Group an...

The ruling Progressive Labour Party has discussed new policies to tackle the racial wealth gap, a government MP has revealed. The move came after Government passed procurement legislation to take race, gender and disability into account when allocati...

The solar energy industry has seen a 70 per cent decrease in installations over the last year — a fall that supporters of renewables put down a slashing of the rate that Belco is required to pay to solar producers for what they supply to the grid. In...

Mary Hopkins, a veteran Saltus teacher who headed the school’s lower primary department, has died. Ms Hopkins was 93. The former teacher was credited with shaping the department over decades as head teacher. Ms Hopkins wrote in the Saltus yearbook in...

The Governor will present the trophy at Cup Match this year — despite a controversial call for him not to by a government minister. John Rankin confirmed last night after he had received an invitation from the Somerset Cricket Club to hand over the c...

A taxi driver who got behind the wheel after drinking to celebrate good news about his disabled son was yesterday banned from the roads for 18 months and fined. Cornell Bailey, 57, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to driving while more than twic...

A family who feared the closure of their farm after a lease on government land expired has been told there is no threat to it. Richard Bascome Jr and his son, also Richard, were warned in June by the Estates Department that their agreement on seven-a...

Dear Sir, It would be very informative if The Royal Gazette set up an online survey to gauge how Bermuda feels about losing Westover Farm and arable land in general. It is an extremely important issue and critical to our wellbeing as a community in ...

Proceeds from an event to celebrate France’s national day will benefit Bermudian students. L’Alliance Française des Bermudes will mark Bastille Day with an event at the Fairmont Southampton on Saturday. Money raised by the party will be put towards...

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