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Racing in the International One Design for the first time in more than a decade in the Bacardi Bermuda National Match Racing Championships at the weekend proved to be a blast for Dean Barker. The Softbank Team Japan skipper and his crew won the regat...

It’s September and Bermuda’s children crept unwillingly back to school this month. Doubtless many of them are already counting the days until the Christmas holidays begin — as are their parents, although for altogether different reasons. The start of...

Former cricketer Tucoma Robinson, whose kidneys were destroyed by a chronic medical condition, has extended thanks to the community for the assistance given to him in obtaining life-changing surgery. Now on the road to recovery, Mr Robinson may even ...

Bermudian Phil Rego made a surprise appearance at a fundraising event that will raise money for the building of a farm at his orphanage in Haiti. The founder of the Feed My Lambs Ministry in Haiti rallied support and volunteers at the event held at ...

Two legal firms are to join forces, The Royal Gazette can reveal. International offshore law firm Harneys will next month merge with Bermuda lawyers Hurrion & Associates under the Harneys Bermuda banner. And Hurrion & Associates founder Sarah-Jane Hu...

IN THE WORKPLACE by Jena McGregor For most people, midmorning is one of the busiest parts of the workday. Those 10am and 11am come after we’ve caffeinated ourselves, waded through morning e-mail, caught up with colleagues and read up on the day’s new...

Breakers 15 is a beachfront condominium in turnkey condition. It is one of the most recently renovated properties attached to the Warwick development. Aside from stunning views over the South Shore, it offers wood flooring in the living area, stainle...

Strategy meeting held on September 21, 2015 The US market opened very strongly this morning following weak starts in the Pacific and Europe. This follows on from Friday’s dramatic sell-off, which left global stock indices virtually flat last week. Fr...

Free Government workshops for budding online entrepreneurs are set to start next week. Run by Inspire eBusiness, set up to encourage e-commerce on the Island, the classes will cover everything from registering for payroll tax to cyber security. Minis...

It’s been 18 years since Edward Durham retired, but the former football coach has not been forgotten. He trained members of the Pembroke Hamilton Club for five years. According to the 80-year-old, the instruction he gave wasn’t limited to the footba...

A new and visibly safe device for screening the vision of Bermuda’s young students has been brought to the Island for demonstration. The service has been offered for many years by the Lions Clubs of Bermuda, according to Dessaline Waldron, the organi...

The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences has received two new grants to help support climate change research in and around the Island. According to a BIOS spokeswoman, recent grants from the National Science Foundation will allow the restoration of th...