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Love was in the air, the office lobby and even the police station yesterday morning as romantics took the opportunity to send their loved ones Valentine’s sing-a-grams. The fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda surpassed expectations wi...

I went to see La La Land at the cinema last week and it struck a chord — well, several, it being a musical and all. Nostalgia, firstly. That was my LA experience — when I went out there at 21 and worked in the film industry for two years. Mine and e...

Staff at eight schools have been picking up the pieces and trying to figure out how their security can be improved in light of numerous break-ins over the past month. According to police there has been a spate of 11 incidences across primary, middle ...

Mystery surrounds the reasons behind three last-minute changes to the Bermuda squad before departure en route to Costa Rica for the Concacaf Under-20 Championship. Bermuda made three changes to the original squad submitted to tournament organiser, wi...

Almost a dozen years ago, then-New York Attorney-general Eliot Spitzer filed a fraud lawsuit against former American Insurance Group chief executive officer Maurice “Hank” Greenberg over two reinsurance transactions that purportedly gave an improper ...

Government and local grocers have partnered together to host a series of healthy and inexpensive recipe demonstrations. As part of the “$aver the Flavour: Eat Well for Less” campaign, demonstrations are being held at MarketPlace and Lindo’s stores in...

When Andrew Trott-Francis’s grandfather developed cancer, his first thought was “not again”. His grandmother had died from pancreatic cancer six years before. Doctors suggested Dale Gibbons use a trial drug to fight the cancer they’d found in his liv...

It is the million-dollar question, literally. How much did Bermuda get back from the $1.3 million spent on a nine-month tourism advertising campaign last year? The answer is $17 million, or a return on investment of $15.30 for each advertising dollar...

A Canadian woman has admitted conspiring to import synthetic opioid fentanyl to the island. During an appearance in the Supreme Court yesterday Jacqueline Robinson, 25, from Courtice, Ontario, pleaded guilty to a single count of conspiring with other...

February is Black History Month. Throughout this month The Royal Gazette will feature people, events, places and institutions that have contributed to the shaping of African history. In 1635, two Spanish ships were wrecked near what is now St Vincen...

Half-term has come and gone. Many of us went skiing, visited family abroad or enjoyed a staycation. There was also the other kind of travel — trips for conferences or business. No matter what type of trip you take, sometimes the last thing you want ...

All eyes are on the Senate today as two Bills for the airport redevelopment go before the Upper House after getting approved in Parliament following a lengthy debate. With no word of protests planned, The Royal Gazette understands that security is no...