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By Sports Staff Roy-Allan Burch, the Bermuda swimmer, came fifth in the final of the 50 metres freestyle at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Mexico. Burch clocked 23.10sec, which was 0.80 behind winner George Bovell, of Trinidad and Tobago...

A new programme to teach prison inmates drywalling has been launched inside Westgate. A dozen prisoners have signed up to the initiative that began in October and is expected to run for eight months. The purpose of the project is to provide inmates w...

Devonshire Cougars 1 Dandy Town 2 Dandy Town are up and running with their first league win of the season against Devonshire Cougars on Thursday night — and now Jomar Wilkinson, the coach, believes they can still make a run for the title. Town, w...

You can take the designer out of the island but you can’t take the island inspiration out of her designs. That’s been the case for 22-year-old Meagan S E Wellman. She graduated last year from the University for the Creative Arts in the UK. Since th...

Investing in stocks systematically has its benefits — but global investment house Schroders believes that to generate consistent outperformance over time, human portfolio managers are still needed to work alongside the computers. Schroders puts those...

The utilities sector saw activity yesterday with Ascendant and KeyTech trading. The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange closed down 3.09 at the end of trading. KeyTech was the decliner, with 1,000 shares trading and closing down 0.25 to finish the d...

Louis van Gaal, the Manchester United manager, has never been a man to mess with. He sits in the dugout with the aura of a mafia boss scanning his “family” for traitors. Famously, when in charge of Bayern Munich, he challenged them to man up by drop...

The local sailing community responded to unconfirmed reports that Bermuda will host the 35th America’s Cup with cautious optimism yesterday. The Associated Press, citing an anonymous source with knowledge of the situation, broke the news that the Isl...

Sea levels around the Island are rising by an average of 2mm per year due to global climate change, according to the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS), and that number is expected to increase. “Decades of tidal gauge measurements, as well as...

The history of St George’s will come eerily alive tomorrow with ghost stories, fortune telling and “wicked” tunes. The St George’s Foundation has organised the Haunted History event, which will have live music from Devil’s Isles Audio and DJ Tan Zaou...