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Peter Nicol, one of the greatest to grace a squash court, will be among six former top-ranked players coming to Bermuda for the Randall & Quilter Legends of Squash in April at Devonshire Courts. At the pinnacle of his illustrious career, Nicol was ra...

Chances are we would all love to serve up a romantic five-course feast tonight for that special person in our life? But if you don’t have half a day — along with a small fortune — to invest in preparing lobster, oysters and cavier, why not try somet...

The Department of Civil Aviation has warned the media it is illegal to use a remote-controlled helicopter to capture aerial photographs. The warning follows The Royal Gazette’s front page picture on Wednesday taken above the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, cu...

A company’s business activities must ultimately be conducted by individuals — company directors — notwithstanding that a company has a distinct legal personality. Directors may, subject to the company’s by-laws, exercise all the powers of the company...

The Corporation of St George's has been given a $750,000 cash windfall from Government to pay for operational expenses and upgrades in the town. And the municipality can expect further revenues estimated at $2.5 million a year when it starts collecti...

Recruitment drive by Bermuda Police Service will see eight young Bermudians begin training to become officers. More than 50 youngsters applied to become cadets and five females and three males were successful. Minister of National Security Michael Du...

A 22-year-old woman who failed to appear in court yesterday morning is now in custody after Police asked the public to help find her. An arrest warrant had been issued for Cinamin Lovell Grant to answer a charge for threatening behaviour.

Business Development Agency (BDA) chief Stephen Lund has quit his post after just seven months to return to his homeland of Canada. Now deputy chairman David Cash will take over as CEO of the organisation while it recruits a successor. BDA chairman C...