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All that’s left of Undine — the Island’s fastest known racing sloop from the 1800s — is sitting in 50 or so pieces at the Bermuda National Museum in Dockyard. But Barry Brewer, a boat lover and enthusiast, is on a mission to replicate the historic v...

In the 1930s Lady Mary Olive Cubitt and Governor Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Astley Cubitt were known for their high fashion and beautiful chestnut horses. However it was their compassion for the Bermuda community that won them the hearts of her pe...

The Bermuda Government yesterday confirmed what The Royal Gazette has been reporting for months now hundreds of people in Bermuda have lost their jobs. Nearly 700 people in all lost their jobs in Bermuda last year, according to the Government, marki...

Bermuda reinsurer Platinum Underwriters Holdings Ltd last night reported net income of $53.3 million for the first quarter despite being hit by almost $25 million in catastrophe losses. It was a huge swing in the right direction for Platinum from a ...

Department store Gibbons Company has made cut jobs, blaming Bermuda’s struggling retail sector. A spokesman for Gibbons Company said yesterday three staff had been made redundant and nine long-serving employers had accepted retirement. They are part...

Supply chain risk and cyber liability are the two classes of business that could be the next successful lines for Bermuda’s insurers. “These are definitely the two subjects that have come up most,” Paul Scope, CEO of JLT Park told The Royal Gazette a...

While Bermuda’s local retail banks may be fierce competitors in Hamilton, it’s all family at the world’s largest insurance conference. At the annual four-day RIMS conference in Philadelphia this week, Butterfield Bank, Capital G and HSBC all have boo...

Nahki Wells looks set to earn a new improved contract with Bradford City keen to tie the striker down in a bid to ward off interest from bigger clubs. The 21-year-old currently has another season to go at Valley Parade after the League Two side took ...

A drop in numbers at Saltus due to people leaving the Island has caused the school to shed five teaching assistants jobs. All are held by Bermudians, whose positions will be cut on August 31. The announcement came as the school reported an anticipate...