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Willis Steede was remembered yesterday as a dedicated family man who took the less fortunate under his wing. Mr Steede, a well-loved city worker known affectionately as “Mr Front Street”, died last Friday. His son, Willis Steede Jr, said he was like...

Go to the people. Live with them. Learn from them. Love them. Start with what they know. Build with what they have. But with the best leaders, when the work is done, the task accomplished, the people will say: “We have done this ourselves.” — Lao T...

Dear Sir, The Bermuda Islands Association of the Deaf would like to thank each and every one of you who gave precious time collecting and those who generously donated money to the charity at our recent tag days. Importantly, awareness was also raise...

Wide-ranging union talks were held on Wednesday with David Burt, the Premier, along with several members of Cabinet. Discussions ranged from upcoming negotiations, employee training, the impact of innovative technologies, planned revisions to Bermuda...

Clevie Wade’s bruised lip has long healed, but the memories of the night he scored an injury-time winner against Mexico still live on 32 years later. Bermuda were playing the Mexicans in a first-leg Olympic qualifier in April 1987 at BAA Field where ...

Bermuda Broadcasting Company’s channels will now be available on Digicel’s Fibre TV service after an agreement announced by the two companies today. In addition to the local content featured on BBC’s ZBM TV9 and ZFB TV7 channels, the new arrangement ...

Walton Brown would have been the “guiding hand” and “stabilising force” to help lead Bermuda to independence if he had not died, according to former premier Alex Scott. Mr Scott told The Royal Gazette that Mr Brown, who was chairman of the Committee ...

A motorcyclist suffered head and facial injuries in a crash in Devonshire yesterday. The incident happened on North Shore Road near the former Clayhouse Inn, before 8.30am. A police spokesman said the victim was conscious and alert and was taken by a...

If you’re going to face boxing legend Mike Tyson, you only want to be in the ring for one round rather than ten. That was the analogical advice of Nasa’s Timothy Hall, who spoke to insurance and reinsurance executives about a trend for hurricanes and...

Gerardo Martino, the Mexico coach, admits he is wary of the goalscoring threat posed by Bermuda’s free-scoring forward Nahki Wells. Wells has struck four goals in as many games for Bermuda, including a brace in their statement victory away to Panama ...

Terrica Smith believes a good cookie can make any day better. “It makes a person feel special,” Ms Smith said. In 2016, she founded Sugar on Top, a business that provides clients with freshly baked cookies and cupcakes and also glass candy and popco...

A “legend” and dedicated employee who worked at The Royal Gazette for more than 50 years died at the weekend. Lawrence Sealey was 86. The Warwick resident retired from the organisation in 1999. Beverley Sealey, Mr Sealey’s wife of 51 years, said he w...