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A drink-driver who wreaked havoc in the Devonshire Lindos car park crashing into four parked vehicles has been banned from the roads for 18 months. Antonio Da Ponte Medeiros was more than twice the legal drink-drive limit when he drove into the car p...

Philosopher Thomas Merton — an American Catholic with strong Bermuda links — earned a place alongside the likes of Martin Luther King Jr in a speech given to the United States Congress yesterday by Pope Francis. The Pope was commending “four represen...

Shawn Ming never wanted to become a cook. He rebelled against the prospect from an early age, despite urgings from his father Fred, a popular chef who taught culinary arts at the Bermuda College. “I definitely did not want to take after my father,” t...

Bermuda Karting Club president Scott “Skitchy” Barnes revved up for the new domestic season with his first win in the United States for two years. Taking on a heavy workload competing in five of the 12 classes, Barnes enjoyed a number of excellent pe...

Two professional Bermudian filmmakers are to lead a workshop for young people interested in entering the industry. Budding filmmakers will have the chance to learn the tricks of the trade from Lara Smith and Karli Powell thanks to the Bermuda Intern...

Island Trading has branched out and is now offering a range of indoor furniture after linking up with two distinguished US furniture manufacturers. Items from Virginia-based Rowe and North Carolina’s Stanley Furniture, are creating a buzz at the shop...

Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre is rallying the community to take part in Breast Cancer Awareness Month throughout October. In a series of events, people will be reminded about the importance of screening and early detection to help tackle the disea...

An open discussion about the potential adoption of natural gas in Bermuda is scheduled to take place tomorrow at the Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo. The event, organised by the Bermuda Association of Professional Engineers (BAPE) and the Institution...

Overgrown grass, weeds and roadside vegetation has been a hotter topic than usual this summer. The state of the Island’s parks and public open spaces has, at times, left a lot to be desired. Some areas have become virtually impassable jungles of long...

Michelle Weldon’s decadent cupcakes have become a hit in the past five years. The 29-year-old has created a range of unique flavours in her home kitchen that she peddles under the name Xquisite Treats. She can give you chocolate but prefers more orig...

A physician is to launch what he believes is the first medical school scholarship in Bermuda. JJ Soares, who runs Hamilton Medical Centre, told The Royal Gazette his own humble background inspired him to set up the $10,000-a-year fund. “I didn’t come...