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Recent commuters to Hamilton may have spotted volunteers from Pals, the Island’s only home care cancer charity, out in force at the Crow Lane roundabout. They were there showing their support for the group’s Mad Hair Day fundraiser, taking place toda...

A replica of a classic schooner believed to have been built in Bermuda, whose contribution to the Battle of Trafalgar is still commemorated by the Royal Navy, is today being installed at a new home in Hull Marina. The original HMS Pickle carried the...

Measures to tackle child sex abuse could be put forward this year by the parliamentary group investigating how Bermuda deals with sex offenders. Mandatory education and awareness training, child protection policies and bolstered laws on the reporting...

A physician is to launch a medical school scholarship for Bermudian students. 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 from a rich fam...

A teenager who lied to police about a fatal collision was this morning granted a conditional discharge and ordered to do community service. Jordan Pitt-Brimmer, 17, pleaded guilty last month to charges of giving police a false account and allowing so...

A total of 15,950 shares worth $34,606 today traded on the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX). The Bank of Butterfield was unmoved at $1.79 after 15,500 of its shares traded. And BF&M was also unchanged at $16.71 after 400 shares sold. The Royal Gazette/BS...

A Southampton man who led police on a high-speed chase yesterday was ordered to do 80 hours of community service. Joshua Boorman, 25, pleaded guilty this morning to charges of driving without a valid licence, speeding, failing to stop for police and ...

Information sessions regarding same sex marriage are to be held next week. The Ministry of Community, Culture and Sports has organised the sessions in response to a petition that was presented to the Bermuda Government in May 2015. They will focus o...

As a teenager in the 1970s, Stephen DeCosta thought there was nothing cooler than cruising on his moped. Some might say he never grew up. The 51-year-old is still passionate about mopeds and has been collecting vintage bikes for the past 20 years. A ...

Every generation likes to consider itself to be more intelligent, more capable and entirely more virtuous than the one which preceded it. And every generation likes to think it has either attained or is close to attaining the very pinnacle of human p...

Seniors gathered at Victoria Park yesterday afternoon to enjoy the Department of Health’s fifth annual Celebrating Wellness event. This year’s event was themed Healthy Lifestyles, Healthy Ageing. Around 30 organisations were present promoting goods ...

Dear Sir, This is a response to the comments on the letter “I have never witnessed such kindness”, published on September 17, saying that all the letter-writer needed was a map. Perhaps the comments came from someone who has never been a visitor in B...