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"Senator takes aim at The Royal Gazette"

Opposition Senator Diallo Rabain has questioned this newspaper’s practices, saying its editorial leadership has only itself to blame for a widespread perception of bias in favour of the governing party. Speaking in the Senate on Wednesday, Sen Rabain...
Jun 07, 2013
Opinion Writer

"Perfection is a myth, love your lumps and bumps"

Food for Thought “Mummy …” said Chloe “ … your tummy is all wobbly.” I am not sure what was less welcome, the fact that we were having this conversation at 6.01am, or that we were having it period. “Well”, I explained (trying to summon the brain of...
Jun 07, 2013
Opinion Writer

"League cricket has never been so one-sided"

So far this year there has been two weeks of cricket and not one game has been close or even competitive. Never in the history of cricket have games been so one-sided teams winning by huge margins of 200-runs plus, and by 10 wickets. It is really dr...
Jun 07, 2013
Bermuda Stock Exchange

"Butterfield, Ascendant trade"

Some 2,293 Butterfield shares traded on the Bermuda Stock Exchange yesterday, the bank’s stock closing unchanged at $1.40. Ascendant Group saw 200 of its shares trade, closing unchanged as well at $11.70 The BSX ended the day unchanged at 1,156.54.
Jun 07, 2013
Local Business

"AM Best revises Argus outlook"

Ratings agency AM Best has revised its outlook for Argus Group from negative to stable. “We are pleased that AM Best has recognised the success of our two main operating units and holding company by revising the outlook to stable,” said Alison Hill, ...
Jun 07, 2013
Local Business

"Capital G debit card glitch resolved"

The technical issue that prevented the use of Capital G debit cards at international ATMs has now been resolved, the bank says. “Customers are now able to request and receive cash withdrawals without the system error that previously resulted in custo...
Jun 07, 2013
Letters to the Editor

"Thanks for the hospitality"

June 6, 2013 This letter was sent to the Bermuda Long Riders Motorcycle Club & Association and copied to The Royal Gazette. On behalf of the 12 members from our Southern Cruisers Riding Club, I wish to thank the Bermuda Long Riders for their hospita...
Jun 07, 2013
Other

"Good turnout for Neighbourhood Watch presentation"

Around 80 Sandys residents turned up for a Neighbourhood Watch presentation organised by police. Officers from the Western Community Action Team discussed their role in the community and how Neighbourhood Watch and Community Action Groups formed. The...
Jun 07, 2013
Other

"Restoration underway, but church will remain unfinished"

Staff from Works and Engineering have in recent weeks been working to restore the Unfinished Church, which suffered “substantial deterioration” due to weathering. Former St George’s Mayor Henry Hayward said: “It got so bad it was actually a danger to...
Jun 07, 2013
Other

"Premier: UK summit provides opportunity to make Bermuda’s case"

Bermuda’s attendance at a London summit to discuss the Overseas Territories role in ending tax evasion will be an opportunity to state Bermuda’s case that the Island is not a “tax haven” and is well regulated, Premier Craig Cannonier told the media y...
Jun 07, 2013
Other

"Free concert on Barr’s Bay Park"

The first in a series of free concerts takes place tomorrow night at Barr’s Bay Park. The Bermuda Department of Tourism’s Bermuda Nights will continue on a monthly basis July 27, August 24, September 28, October 26 and November 26. Saturday’s lineup ...
Jun 07, 2013
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