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The Bermuda National Athletics Association has received a $25,000 donation from the Government ahead of the Carifta Games in Curaçao this weekend. The grant was part of the Cash Back for Communities programme and will help the athletes’ expenses f...

At the age of 15, Bermudian Sarah Maybury got a taste of life on the high seas as she sailed a tall ship from Charleston to Boston. Ms Maybury has never forgotten the experience and the help she was given and now wants to help the crew and trainees o...

Bermudian reinsurer RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd is to bolster its reserves by $30 million to take account of the discount rate used to calculate lump sum awards in UK bodily injury cases. From March 20, the Ogden rate changed from plus 2.5 per cent to...

The island’s Chamber of Commerce has formed a new division aimed at boosting the telecoms industry. Kyle Masters, legal and regulatory counsel with Digicel and BTC is chairman of the electronic communications division, with Edgar Dill, general manage...

A new documentary highlighting the dangers of reckless driving on the island’s road will be launched at Liberty Theatre on Saturday. The event at noon will be the first of seven public screenings of A Piece of the Rock — An Unspoken Epidemic to take...

The Royal Gazette/BSX Index closed unchanged at 1,936.54 after a day of no trading. On the New York Stock Exchange, the Bank of Butterfield dropped 37 cents or 1.17 per cent to $31.28. The BSX Insurance Index ended the day down 8.67 points or 0.47 at...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority are banking on more tourists visiting the East End beaches this spring ­— particularly Clearwater and Tobacco Bay — as construction work finishes at Horseshoe Bay, widely regarded as the island’s most popular beach. BTA ...

A further four men have appeared in court to face criminal charges in connection with the December 2 protests outside Parliament. Dornielle Farrel, Ernest Trott, Antoine Minors and Sherman Hill are all accused of obstructing police officers in the ex...

With seven weeks to go until Bermuda hosts the 35th America’s Cup, the Premier visited the Event Village and surrounding areas in Dockyard for an update on the progress and preparation. Michael Dunkley was joined by Jeanne Atherden, the Minister of H...

Nearly one year after the disappearance and suspicious death of Jevon Daniels, no charges have been laid in connection with the case. Three male suspects have been arrested and questioned but nobody has been charged, police told the media yesterday,...

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

A gas leak at the Rubis facility in St George’s last month was not promptly reported and will require more equipment and personnel to clean up, a ministry representative has confirmed. In a statement released yesterday, a spokesperson for the Depart...