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Four years ago, Raymond Evans began suffering from a “gagging feeling” which was so bad that he took himself to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital’s emergency room. “They said there was nothing wrong,” said the 62-year-old. “I left. I told myself it w...

John Pacheco's complaint dates back to September 2007, when he says he suffered kidney failure during a stay at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. The 53-year-old, who has had both legs and seven fingers amputated due to poor circulation caused by hi...

Residents strapped for cash are increasingly trading in their gold for money to pay bills and even mortgage payments due to the economic crunch. One company has paid out $3 million alone as Bermuda’s gold exchange outlets take on a steady upsurge in ...

Premier Paula Cox told businesses in Bermuda to ‘keep dreaming’ about getting a payroll tax reduction today at the Chamber of Commerce’s Budget breakfast panel discussion hosted by PwC. “In your dreams”, she lightheartedly said to a chuckling crowd w...

Held in the Milag merchant navy prison camp at Westertimke in northern Germany, Samuel Houghton remained there until Allied forces took the camp in April, 1945. During his time there, Mr Houghton collected writings, theatrical programmes, cartoons an...

Herbie Bascome has been linked with the vacant cricket coaching job at St George’s Cricket Club. The former St George’s and Bermuda all-rounder has emerged as a potential successor for Clay Smith, who resigned from the top post at the end of last sea...

The Royal Gazette’s Budget headline of “Premier favours growth over austerity with $1.08b Budget” misses the mark. Bermuda has been in economic contraction for a number of years, and there was nothing in this Budget that was a break from the past whi...