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A “mentor and friend” to the primary students of Warwick Academy has stepped down. Retired police inspector Jean Victors supervised the after-school programme at Warwick Academy and worked as a crossing guard over 22 years. Following a special assemb...

The Smoke Shop has opened its doors in the Washington Mall, selling everything from roll-your-own cigarettes to Cuban cigars and pipes. With cartons of top-brand-name cigarettes now retailing at $85 to $90 for a carton of ten packs, the new store giv...

A new arts programme geared to senior citizens with Alzheimer’s and dementia is proving that you are never too old to enjoy making art. On Monday morning at Westmeath Residential and Nursing Care Home senior citizens arrange tissue paper shapes acros...

Young recipients of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards have been told that “despite the circumstances, despite things that might seem to be against you, and against all odds — you are leaders”. Bronze and silver awardees for the Berkeley Institute were a...

Bermuda Public Services Union executive Ed Ball has blasted The Royal Gazette for sensationalising headlines to boost sales instead of relaying the facts. General Secretary Ed Ball disclosed that BPSU President Kevin Grant “apologised to his membersh...

St George’s North MP Kenneth Bascome will push for a bottle bill to be implemented to help curb littering in Bermuda. This after a second clean up in his constituency in three months. Close to 50 volunteer students from Somersfield Academy collected ...

Premier Craig Cannonier told the Insurance Day Summit Bermuda in his opening address yesterday: “The Bermuda Government wishes to listen we wish to place policies around the insurance industry which will cause it to thrive." He said: "If we don't lis...

A cultural revolution is needed in the Civil Service, says SAGE Commission chairman Brian Duperreault. He told Hamilton Rotary members yesterday that SAGE was surprised to find that creativity and innovation are not encouraged in the Civil Service. “...

Dale Butler has just the ticket for people searching for local entertainment with a Shakespearean twist. The local event organiser has created a mini-stage in his own backyard in Pembroke and will be hosting a night of dinner and theatre on July 6 a...