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A new ferry dock in St George’s is nearing completion, but ferry service to Hunter’s Wharf will not begin until Wednesday. The construction of a new ferry dock began last year in advance of increased cruise ship service to the town this summer. While...

Ongoing road works will again impact motorists this weekend. On Sunday, traffic on The Causeway/Longbird Bridge will be reduced to single file to allow for re-decking work. The work is slated to begin at 8am and continue until 5.30pm. “Traffic sho...

A two-day event is celebrating Bermuda’s young makers. The first ever Youth Maker Faire, tomorrow and Sunday just outside the entrance to the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art, will serve to showcase “what Bermuda’s makers have been up to.” “Bermud...

The French America’s Cup team are putting ten minicars on the road after new regulations allowing the vehicles — which faced a tough reception last year in Parliament — came into effect. Initially, taxi drivers protested against the new vehicles and ...

The Governor entertained local residents from a wide-cross section of the community to mark the Queen’s birthday. John Rankin welcomed guests at Government House for what become has become an annual tradition. Among those present were first-time atte...

Retail sales dropped 2.7 per cent to $80 million for February compared to the same month last year. After adjustment for inflation, which stood at 2.1 per cent in February, the volume of retail sales fell by 4.6 per cent. Four of the seven sectors ch...

An English company which specialises on water safety has been appointed as the official America’s Cup safety provider. Based in Gosport, Hampshire, the firm Crewsaver will be bringing all of the safety equipment needed for their chase boats includin...

The America’s Cup has a full slate of activities planned for the St George’s Marine Expo this Sunday. A press release from ACBDA listed the following schedule for the event, which begins at 11am in the Town Square: • America’s Cup sailor autographs. ...

Reid Street is to be given a makeover ahead of the America’s Cup including the introduction of green spaces, planters, street entertainers and outdoor seating. Depending on feedback from the public, the work could mark the beginning of a “major upgr...

As we countdown to the 35th America’s Cup The Royal Gazette will bring you one fun fact a day about the boats, the sailors, the crew, or the history of this illustrious competition. There are now 35 days until the month-long sporting spectacle gets u...

The Royal Gazette/BSX Index today closed unchanged at 1,930.02. Two issues traded, with no movement in either. Bank of Butterfield saw 192 shares change hands with its price remaining at $31. On the New York Stock Exchange, the bank dropped 49 cents,...

Sir Richard Branson’s Necker Island head chef Chris Kenny snagged the top prize at the celebrity chef 11th Hour Racing Lionfish Throwdown with a trio of sustainable dishes. He beat competition from five top chefs from the 35th America’s Cup team nat...