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The family of promising young cricketer Landro Minors last night spoke of their devastation at the 27-year-old’s death on the roads. Mr Minors was described by his 21-year-old brother Leron as a proud St David’s Islander. “He was a very compassionate...

Former Transport Minister Terry Lister last night spoke of his regret at stepping down after a turbulent 12 months in office. “I am disappointed that in April 2013, when the Norwegian Breakaway comes in, that I won’t be standing there as Minister or,...

Premier Paula Cox has shaken up her Cabinet by promoting former United Bermuda Party leader Wayne Furbert and the Progressive Labour Party's youngest MP Marc Bean. Mr Furbert, a UBP MP for two terms and leader in 2006/07 before crossing the floor 18 ...

Retailers have hit out against courier companies trying to pass themselves off as retailers and called for them to pay a higher rate of customs duty on goods. Paula Clarke, chairman of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce’s retail division, said that the ...

By Marina Mello Farmers yesterday welcomed an apology from Tom Wadson for calling them “the Chemical Guys” in a magazine article and suggesting they used too many pesticides on their crops. Members of the Bermuda Farmers Association were left fuming ...

Butterfield is bidding to regain lost ground in his Olympic bid having endured a difficult year because of shin-splints problems, forcing him to skip several important races. He did, however, show signs of rediscovering his best form at the recent Pa...

Jill Terceira is hoping the Bermuda Equestrian Federation (BEF) selection process for next year’s Olympic Games spot is better this time around then it was in 2008. Terceira was left fuming after the BEF chose Patrick Nisbett over her to fly the flag...

To find out if other people thought the Bermudian way of speaking was disappearing, The Royal Gazette spoke with experts on Bermuda culture, to find out their take on the matter. Progressive Labour Party MP Dale Butler who has authored many books on ...

The 2011 Junior Winter Netball League will commence at Bernard Park on Saturday. As many as ten teams in three divisions will compete for bragging rights during the season-opening Harold (Doc) Dowling Tournament that will feature a round robin format...

Yoga experts Richard and Kirsten Agar Ward both graduated from Oxford University in the UK, but decided to forgo traditional careers and commit to a slower paced life. The couple now own and operate Bath Iyengar Yoga studio in the UK, and are invite...