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Jarryd Dillas did just enough to make the cut at the Latin American Amateur Championships yesterday. The Bermuda golfer’s second round six-over-par 78 left him eight over for the tournament in a tie for 60, the last place for making the weekend. It w...

Hamilton Parish will have their work cut out when they welcome champions Dandy Town to Wellington Oval for an FA Cup first-round tie tomorrow. It is a match-up between new league leaders Parish and third-placed Town, but Kieshon Smith, the Parish coa...

The Government’s new work permit policy will not penalise good Bermudian entertainers, according to Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy. Mr Fahy told The Royal Gazette he was “excited” about the prospect of the new immigration regulations being rolled...

This is part one of a review of balanced mutual funds available in Bermuda. Last week’s Moneywise column focused on that week’s volatility in capital markets, particularly in the United States where the daily swings to gains and losses were anywhere...

History was made at the Royal Naval Dockyard yesterday when Ben Ainslie Racing rolled out the first foiling catamarans to reach these shores. Curious pedestrians and motorists watched in awe as an advance party from the 35th America’s Cup challenger ...

Trials to determine whether ambulances will be stationed permanently at both ends of the Island have begun. A Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) ambulance is currently based in the West End, while a Fire Service ambulance is responding to emergency calls ...

Winners abounded at the KPMG Front Street Mile last night where athletes of all ages lit up a gloomy evening. The event drew large crowds of spectators, who turned out en masse to support the runners in the first event of the Bermuda Marathon Weekend...

Politicians are a risk-averse breed as a rule. Not for them any grand deed or word, any principled beau geste, which flies in the face of the popular mood. Not for them any bold initiative which challenges outdated but entrenched social conventions o...

An online appeal for help tracking down stolen equipment worth thousands has been launched by businessman Jeff Sousa. “That’s what I woke up to this morning — my son informing me that these things had been taken,” said Mr Sousa of the landscaping mer...

It’s not always easy to navigate through life as a young Christian. Perri Furbert wants to be able to help. The 24-year-old recently started a weekly discussion group called Young Generation Conversation. Its aim? To get Bermudians between the ag...

Bermudian Christal Payne has been Called to the Bar, fulfilling a lifelong dream. She was a summer student at the Attorney-General’s Chambers since 2009 and started her training there in 2014. During her further education in Great Britain, she recei...