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Bermuda played at the Cricket World Cup in 2007, but seven years on and $11 million later, we have plummeted to an all-time low after dropping miserably into ICC World Cricket League Division Four. How has this happened? Who is to blame? Will there b...

Mark Wade has resigned as the vice-president of Pembroke Hamilton Club. Wade, who opted not to seek re-election, will continue to serve as the head coach of PHC’s Premier Division team. PHC are unbeaten after four games this season and are top of th...

The Bermuda Football Association has been the beneficiaries of a wealth of new equipment — including balls, bibs and cones — as part of the Win in Concacaf programme. The programme, in conjunction with FIFA, is aimed at helping member associations su...

Garwin Phillips’ friends call him House. It’s easy to see why. Bodybuilding helped transform the Bermuda Police Officer into 248lbs of solid muscle. Pc Phillips used that to his advantage in a competition in Barbados last Saturday. He won second pr...

Spirits are now more in vogue than beer and wine, reaching a height of fashion not achieved since the early days of the 1900s when speakeasy’s reigned and drinks such as the Moscow mule, gimlet and pink lady were among the choices from the bar. Resta...

The 2014 graduates of the Island’s public schools have risen in numbers: up ten from last year’s 217, with 216 for the previous year and 210 in 2011. At 88 per cent from those who began at S1, it is the same rate as last year — but an improvement on ...

The wealthy Green family is aiming to ditch the Fairmont group as managers of the Hamilton Princess, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Now the row has moved to a New York court as the Greens seek to dump the hotel chain, which also owns and operates the ...

If you’re looking for a tale of blood and gore this Halloween, Rod Farrington’s latest novel might be the perfect pick. Blood Fang, Beast Huntress is set for release today in select bookstores. Mr Farrington will be on hand at two book signings tomo...

Residents proved during Hurricane Gonzalo the benefits of early detection and preparing for adversity — and the same efforts should be made when it comes to our health. This was the message from Margaret Fergusson, wife of Governor George Fergusson,...

Now that the cricket is out of the way, on to a pastime that we tend to be past masters at in Bermuda — the blame game. There will inevitably be one high-profile target, but he shall remain unnamed here for the time being because: 1, There is plenty ...