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The story begins in utero. Audrey McLean’s mother was bleeding while pregnant. It’s the start of the memoir that parallels the Jamaican’s struggles and triumphs from childhood to adulthood. “The story starts with a bang — life or death,” said the au...

Bermuda’s bid to attract blockchain and cryptocurrency technology companies to the island has been a talking point in Davos, Switzerland this week. The town is hosting the World Economic Forum, which is attended by presidents, prime ministers and man...

Bermuda’s mentors were saluted for all their hard work at a special ceremony yesterday. The Thank You Mentor event, put on by charity Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda, celebrated all those who dedicate their time to making a difference with the is...

When it comes to securing a knighthood for Clyde Best, top footballers Shaun Goater and veteran pro Randy Horton are on the same team: make it happen. The death this month of Cyrille Regis, another football laureate who praised Mr Best as a trailblaz...

Clarien Bank has raised a record total of more than $17,000 through its annual Holiday GiveBack Campaign. Michael DeCouto, chief marketing officer, yesterday presented a cheque for $17,033 to Jason Powell, a member of the board of directors for Meals...

The Royal Gazette is launching a major campaign pushing for new laws to make Bermuda’s roads safer. Drive For Change aims to reduce casualties on our roads after 118 people were killed and nearly 15,000 injuries, many of which were life-changing, in ...

People are being urged to sign up for a running race raising funds to help the development of Bermuda’s young people. The Bermuda Union of Teachers has organised the race, which is now sponsored by the Freisenbruch Meyer Group, for 30 years and has r...

A 24-year-old St George’s man will be off the roads for two years after admitting a pair of driving offences. Ryan Furbert today pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to impaired driving and dangerous driving in connection with two separate incidents...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment today triumphed in a joint services shoot-out on the firing range. The RBR’s Sergeants’ Mess team beat Recruit Camp’s Section 2, the best of the rookie soldiers, in the falling plates competition after a reshoot because one...

Stephen Postlewhite, chief executive officer of Aspen Insurance, is leaving with immediate effect after 15 years with the company. The Bermudian insurer and reinsurer announced the news a day after it estimated an underwriting loss of $245 million fo...

The Ministry of Public Works has apologised to East End residents after trash went uncollected today. Collection in the western parishes, which began yesterday, will be completed this afternoon, with the exception of the areas between Scott’s Hill Ro...

A 26-year-old Southampton man was today banned from the roads for 18 months for impaired driving. Donovan Williams pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to the offence which happened in Pembroke last month. The court heard that Williams crashed his ...