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Bradford City striker Nahki Wells erased any doubts over his ability to be a scoring threat in League One this season during the Bantams’ hard fought 2-2 away draw with Bristol City on Saturday. On the opening day of the season, the Bermuda internati...

Bermuda’s target shooters are hoping that the authorities will make it possible for them to compete in the 2014 Commonwealth Games and other upcoming regional and international competitions. They made a good showing in the recently concluded Island G...

Government hopes that the number of solar panel installations on the Island will soon “double or triple”, according to Economic Development and Energy Minister Grant Gibbons. Dr Gibbons was speaking at the opening ceremony of Bermuda’s first ever sol...

The man behind the wheel of a car that crashed killing Bermuda Regiment officer Christian Wheddon will go on trial in the UK in October Maj Wheddon, 43, was a passenger in a Mitsubishi Warrior car travelling along the A34 in Oxfordshire, UK, last Se...

Steamy weather and occasional showers failed to dampen Cup Match celebrations in St George's. Thousands of spectators flooded Wellington Oval on Thursday and Friday to watch the annual game, enjoy food from the assorted vendors and try their luck at...

Families are being urged to look out for their children after a series of arrests for sexual exploitation. Patrice Frith Hayward, Executive Director for the Women’s Resource Centre, said: “Unfortunately our young people cannot depend on some of the v...

Bank of NT Butterfield Preference shares climbed $4.99, or 0.4 percent, to $1,199.99 as 20 shares changed hands during trading on the Bermuda Stock Exchange on Wednesday. Butterfield Bank shares jumped three cents, or 2.2 percent, to $1.40 as 23,000 ...

Some Cup Match campers were criticised by the Parks Department for spray painting trees on Kindley Field Road in an effort to reserve their spots. Earlier this week, The Royal Gazette was contacted by a member of the public, who expressed concern abo...

A tiger shark tagged off Bermuda’s waters has become the star of a tracking website after clocking up an impressive 27,000 miles. The ocean predator — which has been named Harry Lindo — was tagged off Bermuda in 2009 and has since given researchers v...