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Olympic long jumper Tyrone Smith will head straight back into competition as he takes part in the ninth edition of the DecaNation meet in Albi, France this weekend. Less than ten days after making the final of the Games long jump where he finished 12...

Lionel Cann is standing by his decision not to play for St. David’s in the second round of the Eastern Counties this weekend. Cann recently confirmed to The Royal Gazette that he would not be available for the match as St. David’s make their eagerly...

The Cup Match wickets may have been put away until next year, but the trash talk isn’t quite over yet. Bermuda’s first improvised comedy Cup Match will take place at the Daylesford Theatre tomorrow. Two teams, St Gorgeous and SomeRphat, will compete...

A new exhibit at the Bermuda Society of Arts will pay tribute to the life and career of veteran photographer Tamell Simons. One Love: A Tribute to Tamell Simons will be on display in the Onions Gallery at BSoA from Friday until September 5. Live reg...

Government Ministers met at the National Stadium yesterday for their weekly Cabinet meeting. When contacted by The Royal Gazette, Premier Paula Cox said the change in venue was not unprecedented. “From time to time, Cabinet does meet at other venues...

True love can defy all obstacles — that’s the message of an upcoming musical production put on by entertainment group Troika. ‘Once On This Island’, a Caribbean adaptation of the popular fairy tale ‘The Little Mermaid’, will show for three nights st...

Disgruntled parents upset by the planned closure of Playmates Hy Nursery and Preschool staged a protest demonstration yesterday against the dismissal of the head teacher and the pending closure. Parents were told last month the school will shut down ...

White & Sons' Warwick supermarket will permanently close its doors after 88 years of business after no offers were made to buy the embattled company. The majority of the store's 38 staff were let go yesterday, although a small number will continue wo...