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The 200th anniversary of the death of Midshipman Dale will be marked this weekend in St George’s. Midshipman Richard Sutherland Dale became the final casualty of the War of 1812 when he died in St George’s on February 22, 1815, at the age of 20. Mids...

A congregation has launched a public appeal for funds to help to repair its church hall roof that was damaged in October’s two hurricanes. The hall at Saint James’ the Greater Anglican Church, in Sandys, suffered major damage in Hurricanes Fay and Go...

Promising tennis player Trey Mallory broadened his horizons this month during an intense training camp in Florida where he worked under world-renowned coach Gabe Jaramillo. The son of Bermuda tennis coach Ricky Mallory was put through his paces by ...

If the Budget were Christmas, “expect Scrooge instead of Santa Claus”, says Charles Jeffers, the deputy chairman of Age Concern. Seniors advocates would like to see an increase in monthly pensions, but Mr Jeffers has conceded that it would take “a mi...

The Bermuda Under-18 team will play the first of two friendly matches against what Richard Todd, the National Academy director, expects will be a well-organised United States Under-17 side in Bradenton, Florida. The matches will be held today and S...

More than two dozen postal workers were praised yesterday by Premier Michael Dunkley for having a flawless attendance record in 2014. A total of 28 postal staff had perfect attendance throughout the entire year, six more than in 2013. Presenting the ...

Readers could be forgiven for wondering exactly what the ocean phenomenon was that raised Bermuda’s sea levels just in time for torrential rains. A warm-water eddy is not an uncommon visitor to local waters, according to Bill Curry, president and CEO...

An austere 2015-16 Budget, heavy on savings measures, can be expected this morning from Finance Minister Bob Richards. Mr Richards told The Royal Gazette that his Budget speech would include material from the Spending and Government Savings (SAGE) Co...

A long-awaited coroner’s inquest to investigate the death of Christopher Spencer was held yesterday. Mr Spencer, 25, died on October 27, 2012, after five years of heroin addiction. The inquest, held in the Magistrates’ Court building, was intended t...

The early signs of the beneficial impact of the America’s Cup on Bermuda are being felt. Island Trading, on Reid Street, has seen an increase in the number of hotels, guest houses and beach clubs seeking to upgrade their outdoor furniture ahead of th...