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Bermudians have been asked to come together to support Syrian refugees by donating baby carriers. The Facebook group “Bermuda Cares: Slings for Refugees” is urging the public to provide slings, wraps and baby carriers for the growing number of Syrian...

Global speciality insurer Torus is to change its name to StarStone. The holding company for the firm and its six insurance platforms spread across London, Europe and the US, as well as other group companies will also adopt the new brand and logo. The...

Strategy meeting held on September 14, 2015 Last week the S&P Global 1200 Stock Index was up 2.2 per cent but some clients are still nervous. The Nervous Nellies, as we call them, want to see the markets rally. We see this as an opportunity to commi...

A strong majority of residents want dark-tinted visors banned, along with “any other helmet that prevents identification of the motorcyclist”. The comeback, with 71 per cent pro-banning and 25 per cent against, was commissioned by The Royal Gazette i...

There are fans, and then there’s Peter Zitz. He might just be the biggest follower of The Savages, a Bermuda band that was popular in the 1960s. The Texas resident recently made a public plea in hopes of fulfilling his dream of getting an album signe...

Wedco is seeking planning approval to make improvements to Prince Alfred Terrace, while replacing the former Royal Navy Club with apartments. According to a planning application, viewable at the Department of Planning offices, Wedco is seeking to tea...

The heat goes on and hurricanes can be more prevalent. It gives reason to checking the garden for excess growth and pruning accordingly to reduce the potential impact on bushes, and especially trees, and retain a reasonably good branch structure for ...

Flora Duffy will be pushing for a podium finish at the ITU Triathlon World Championships in the elite women’s race in Chicago on Friday. The 27-year-old has been in superb form this season, finishing second in an ITU World Series event in Edmonton, C...

As a teenager, he had to give up his university career due to illness — but now Adrian Warner is finally packing his bags and ready to resume studying once again. A sufferer of sickle-cell anaemia, Mr Warner’s studies in Canada were cut short by a “s...