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Newly crowned US Mid-Amateur champion Matt Parziale will be among the big draws at next month’s Gosling’s Invitational. The 30-year-old firefighter from Brockton, Massachusetts has accepted an invitation to compete in one of local golf’s signature ev...

An unfair burden is placed on the victims of sexual abuse and harassment to speak up, Senator Andrew Simons said yesterday. Mr Simons, of the One Bermuda Alliance, called on the community to step up and address the behaviour, which he said happens i...

Validus Holdings Ltd posted a third-quarter net loss of more than a quarter of a billion dollars, driven by heavy catastrophe losses. However, chairman and chief executive officer Ed Noonan said the hit could have been worse, but for the high quality...

Nahki Wells has been praised for his “brilliant” performance for Burnley Under-23 as he took another significant step in his return to full fitness. Wells played his second successive 90 minutes for the under-23 side, who were hammered 6-1 at home by...

Unless you are someone who thinks beheading people is an appropriate way to advance a repressive political cause, the imminent demise of the Islamic State is welcome news. But we should be wary of a premature “Mission Accomplished” moment and be judi...

Women’s sport is on the rise in Bermuda — Flora Duffy and the under-17 football team being prime examples. The island’s national field hockey team’s efforts should not go unnoticed too. An outstanding summer finished with a 2-0 win over Shippensburg ...

World-renowned sailor Jimmy Spithill is selling his house in Bermuda, with an asking price of $8.5 million. The skipper of Oracle Team USA in June’s America’s Cup had bought the house at 62 Harbour Road, Warwick, after the team based itself on the is...

Almost 200 turtles were plucked from the island’s waters this August as the Bermuda Turtle Project continued its conservation work. While fewer turtles were found at offshore sites, the number of small turtles found closer to shore have risen. A spok...

If you play rugby, you expect to get knocked around a bit. Bermudian Amanda Neale-Robinson has found the game to be excellent, too, at knocking down social barriers. Since February, she’s been working with Toronto Inner-city Rugby Foundation, a non-p...

Dear Sir, The disgusting effrontery of this Bermudian, E. McNeil Stovell, a “blue-collar worker from around back of town who lived up in Marsh Folly with a gorgeous view of Pembroke Dump” — his own description of himself in the Gazette of September t...

A popular town centre café has created a healthier approach to dining. Café 4 has always been known for its unique mix of foods, from the salad bar to sandwiches, sushi and more. The eatery in Windsor Place, Queen Street, has undergone changes to cr...

Bermuda Strongman Competition is back this month to tackle health problems by making exercise fun again. The second instalment of the annual event that will push competitors to their limits, will raise money for charity while also providing young bl...