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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 40 days until the month-long sporting spectacle gets u...

The Cabinet Office is advising that Michael Dunkley will be in Miami this week to participate in the seventh World Strategic Forum. The conference theme is “Mastering Change, Reigniting Growth”, and it takes place on April 19 and 20. The Premier was ...

Full-time staff from the Royal Bermuda Regiment went back to their roots with a chainsaw clear-up of trees overgrowing a historic fort. A group from the RBR signed up as part of the drive to restore Fort Cunningham on Paget Island off St George’s. Ch...

“The America’s Cup Licensee products are selling well,” said George Grundmuller, the president and chief executive officer of Phoenix Stores. As soon as the group heard about the America’s Cup licensee programme it immediately jumped on board and las...

Sacha Bearden, owner of Baptiste building supply in Warwick, was facing some tough decisions just two years ago, with the reality of one of the worst recessions to hit Bermuda and subsequent declining sales. She sadly recounts that home renovations a...

Get to Know TeamBDA, Bermuda’s home team competing against the world’s best youth sailors in the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup. This week the 10 members of TeamBDA met with the public in an open meeting to a full Liberty Theatre. The sentiment of pri...

Dockyard is open for business as normal and has a packed line-up of events, that is the message that Andrew Dias, general manager of the West End Development Corporation, wants to get out to everyone in Bermuda and to the cruise ship passengers comin...

One of our wonderful traditions here in Bermuda during the Easter holiday period is the making and flying of beautifully and lovingly made kites. All of us have warm memories of Good Friday, surrounded by family eating homemade codfish cakes with hot...

The year 1983 became a crucial one in America’s Cup history. America and the New York Yacht Club had lost the “Auld Mug” to the cunning and guile of an Australian bond trader named Alan Bond. After 112 years of success the NYYC had let their defenc...

The excitement is building among the five local businesses named as the primary food and drinks vendors for the America's Cup Village during the 35th America's Cup next month. Rosa's Cantina, the Docksider Pub and Restaurant, the Bermuda Pie Company,...

The excitement is building among the five local businesses named as the primary food and drinks vendors for the America’s Cup Village during the 35th America’s Cup next month. Rosa’s Cantina, the Docksider Pub and Restaurant, the Bermuda Pie Company,...

It has been a sobering week in the world of football. It feels out of place to highlight it all in this frivolous column (except to say the odious Kelvin MacKenzie has hopefully written his last article). Serious times in football require a pick-me-u...