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The book is called Extraordinary Stories From Phenomenal Girls and it’s been a year in the making for Margaret Giloth and members of the Dream Girls Club. Phenomenal People, the charity behind it, set the publication as a 2019 goal. Its official lau...

A man denied robbery and drug possession charges yesterday. Gerald Green, 42, pleaded not guilty in Magistrates’ Court to the theft of a gold chain and pendant worth more than $2,800 from Ronald Trott on July 11 in Pembroke. Mr Green also pleaded not...

Police yesterday warned that people who fall for a “mystery shopper” scam could face jail or huge fines. A spokesman said fraudsters had been duping members of the public through a scheme to launder dirty money. He added: “The Bermuda Police Service ...

Young riders from the Bermuda Motorcycle Racing Club are set to travel to Britain for their second overseas training camp next year. The Spark Training and Race Trip will include attendance at round one of the Cool Fab Racing Minibike Championships i...

Bermuda needs more women on government boards, the executive director of the Women’s Resource Centre said yesterday. Elaine Butterfield said: “It would allow for a more balanced perspective in decision-making in all aspects of community life. Ms Bu...

A panel of independent guardians to represent children in court has been set up, but it does not include a social worker who has been a litigation guardian and campaigner for children’s rights since 2014. Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General and ...

Al Amerat Cricket Ground, Ministry Turf 2 (Hong won toss): Hong Kong (2pts) beat Bermuda by three wickets Bermuda suffered heartbreak in the opening match of their Cricket World Cup Challenge League B programme yesterday when they failed to make the ...

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Three Bermudian charities will get a cash boost from The Royal Gazette Bermuda Triangle Challenge in January next year. Organisers of the three-day road running weekend have announced a partnership with international donation platform GivenGain and t...

Dear Sir, Guilden Gilbert’s opinion published on November 25 pretends to be about what’s good for Bermuda by way of having a balance of power driven from a viable Opposition. However, his parroting of stock racial rhetoric shows that it was little mo...

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman once touted grandiose plans to float shares of the state oil company on the London or New York Stock Exchange and raise $100 billion. This week, as the sale of shares in Saudi Aramco conclude, the results look ...

Three law pupils are expected to join the Ministry of Legal Affairs next year, the Attorney-General told the Senate yesterday. Kathy Lynn Simmons, who is Minister of Legal Affairs, said the return of the ministry’s pupillage programme had already pro...