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Can women have it all? Crystal Clay, an entrepreneur and mother-of-two, says yes. Fifteen years ago, she wasn’t so sure. “Sometimes I didn’t sleep for 48 hours,” said Dr Clay, recalling how she balanced her doctoral studies with a full-time job whil...

We have long been hearing that Bermuda needs to diversify its economy. The reasons are straightforward enough. Bob Richards, the former finance minister put it well in an interview with The Royal Gazette in 2010. “Take a B52, a bomber that’s designed...

A blind wine-tasting event will be held this month to support Family Centre. A spokeswoman for the Family Centre said that special events like the tasting were “critical” to allow the charity to continue providing programmes and services. Karen Plia...

Not long after Tyler Butterfield broke the national marathon record at the Commonwealth Games, another Butterfield is proving to be Bermuda basketball’s marathon man. The Devonshire Chargers go into tonight’s Winter League final against Somerset Tsun...

Construction work on Black Watch Pass in Pembroke, scheduled to start today, will affect traffic, Government has warned. The Ministry of Public Works said that the work will result in the closure of one lane of traffic in the area. Stop-lights will ...

Dear Sir, There are two situations that need to be urgently addressed in Bermuda today. The punishment for selling drugs should be the death penalty. Selling is selling death, the sooner we wake up to the reality of what that sentence will achieve, t...

Twice-a-week trash collection could be axed for good, the Minister of Public Works hinted yesterday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said there “had been some recommendations” that a once-a-week schedule should become the norm. But he added: “That’s ...

Two people were injured in a head-on collision between two motorcycles yesterday afternoon. The collision took place at around 5.20pm on North Shore Road, Pembroke, near the junction with Stepney Lane. A police spokesman said: “It appears that the tw...

The island’s Catholic Church has thrown its weight behind The Royal Gazette’s Drive for Change road safety campaign. Bishop Wieslaw Spiewak issued a message of support for the campaign in a weekly Bishop’s Corner bulletin and asked Catholics to join ...

A busier-than-average hurricane season is on the cards, a forecast has predicted. Researchers at North Carolina State University said that the Atlantic area could see between 14 and 18 tropical storms with seven and 11 hitting hurricane strength. The...

Shares of Butterfield Bank fell 2.3 per cent on light volume in Bermuda Stock Exchange trading. The bank fell $1.05 to close on $44.20 as 641 shares changed hands. Butterfield’s American-listed shares moved in the opposite direction, gaining 58 cents...

Technology has taken mental health problems to a “new level” among young people, an expert has warned. Cathy Sousa, chairwoman of the Bermuda Counsellors Association, said more should be done to help young people understand the potential dangers of ...