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What better way to reflect Bermuda’s charm, than with an actual charm? Adrienne Cotterill thought it was a great idea and created a line of lockets she dubbed Bermuda Charm. Each contains Bermuda beach sand and a tiny charm such as a crab, turtle or...

Jarryd Dillas and William Haddrell and Ebonie Burgess and Elizabeth Parsons retained their respective men’s and women’s titles at the Bermuda Amateur Four-Ball Championships which concluded yesterday at Port Royal. It was the fourth successive title...

A “sugar tax” on junk food and soda could help to tackle Bermuda’s obesity problem, according to Shadow Health Minister Kim Wilson. The Progressive Labour Party MP told the House of Assembly on Friday that a duty on unhealthy items could help to red...

Some people see feral roosters as pests, not Kocchakorn Marchand. A white rooster is the symbol of her home city of Lampang, Thailand. One sits on the city seal, and images of the birds are seen everywhere, particularly in temples. They’re now also t...

Bermudians are becoming deeply concerned by the relentless bickering in the political arena. The squabbles are about who knows best in getting Bermuda back to a positive course that truly reflects the values that have made the Island extra special. T...

Dominique Mayho warmed up for the Central American and Caribbean Games by completing a hat-trick of wins in the end-of-season IBC Criterium Championships yesterday. Mayho, of Team Madison-Digicel, continued his dominance of the Island’s cycling scene...

A Los Angeles-based firm has launched a new Bermuda reinsurer. Crabel Re, set up by global alternative investment firm Crabel Capital Holdings, will use the Multi-Strat Re platform for its underwriting and reinsurance operations. The move allows Cra...

A Bermuda businesswoman has linked up with a US firm to offer a new shipping service for the Island. Dawn Zuill, owner of Daisy & Mac, said her own frustration with high shipping costs had spurred her to establish the new service. Island Bargains of ...

A humanitarian visit to an orphanage in Haiti in 2008 changed Phillip Rego’s life forever. The Royal Gazette’s Nicola Muirhead travelled with Mr Rego and the Feed My Lambs ministry to the country last week to see what they do first hand. In the firs...