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Three friends are setting off on a mission of aid to Haiti, joining others in a continuing relief project. More than two years after an earthquake devastated the impoverished Caribbean nation, Bernadette O’Riley, Rachael Burrows and David Diana are g...

A leading luxury real estate company has welcomed Government's decision to again allow Bermudians to sell homes to non-Bermudians. And now Rego Sothebys International Realty hopes Government will also give Permanent Resident Certificate (PRC) holders...

Changes to taxes for personal imports, a modest increase in “sin taxes” and removal or reduction of subsidies and tax relief are almost certain to feature in the Budget Statement to be delivered on Friday. Government will likely also take advantage o...

House repossessions are leaving consumers saddled with debts they cannot repay, according to a lawyer who has called for the Bermuda Monetary Authority to help out. With bailiffs reportedly kept busy carrying out repossession orders, lawyer Keren Lom...

With food imports to the Island off by well over $20 million in the last four years, the managers at Butterfield & Vallis admit “it’s clear that it isn’t business as usual”. The family-owned food wholesaler has had to change strategy to cope with the...

Law firm Trott & Duncan Barristers & Attorneys has named a new director. The board of directors of Trott & Duncan said that Declan McKervey, who was most recently their senior property attorney, has been appointed to the post of director, with effect...

Organisers of the annual Coldwell Banker Home Show yesterday said vendors felt it was the “best ever”, with many leaving with new business in hand. “The mood was upbeat and happy,” said agency manager Susan Thompson. “People were excited about the sh...

Students at the Berkeley Institute are to take the stage in a concert that should appeal to dance lovers of all types. ‘Where is the Love?’ will feature ballet, modern dance, tap, jazz, hip hop, dance hall and dance fusion performances. About 80 stud...

Royal Gazette reporter Owain Johnston-Barnes beat out some tough competition in the annual Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society (BMDS) Famous for Fifteen Minute playwriting competition to be named as this year’s winner. Mr Johnston-Barnes is no stran...