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An exhibition highlighting the fascinating life of St Georgian marine artist, charter fisherman and Bermudian war veteran Roy Taylor and his original paintings of Bermuda Reef Fish and Corals has opened at Town Hall in St George’s. The Corporation of...

The unmistakable sounds and smells of Bermuda cricket filled the air — and at last the scorching sun came out to play — as thousands of people turned the Wellington Oval into a Cup Match party yesterday. The two-day event may have got off to a slow s...

The Mayor of St George’s has offered her congratulations to the Progressive Labour Party following its landslide win in yesterday’s General Election. In a statement, Quinell Francis and the Corporation of St George’s thanked outgoing One Bermuda All...

Yesterday’s downpour couldn’t dampen a special day for visitors Erikka Olson and James Nimz, whose nuptials at the Unfinished Church in St George’s went ahead without the weather’s blessing. The Colorado couple long had their hearts set on the pictu...

Local historian Peter Frith is looking to the future as the St George’s Foundation prepares to celebrate its 20th year of bringing Bermuda’s history to life. Over the next few months the Olde Towne will hosting a number of events, all part of the imp...

Ground looks set to be broken at the St Regis hotel resort in St George’s next week. The Royal Gazette understands that invitations have been sent out stating the official ground breaking ceremony will take place at St Catherine’s Beach on Thursday a...

St George’s will see a stepped up police presence for the America’s Cup and summer season. Mayor Quinell Francis said corporation leadership was working with the Bermuda Police Service to “ensure we have a safe town”. “Recent meetings with BPS senio...

Business and tourism representatives in St George’s are worried about the impact on visitors after a spate of violent incidents. A string of crimes in the East End this month — including a man being attacked while using an ATM last Friday — have prom...

Rehabilitation work on the Swing Bridge in St George’s is nearing completion, according to the Ministry of Public Works. The bridge can now safely carry one lane of vehicles with loads of 10 tonnes per axle and a 29-tonne gross vehicle weight, the mi...

A new ferry dock in St George’s is nearing completion, but ferry service to Hunter’s Wharf will not begin until Wednesday. The construction of a new ferry dock began last year in advance of increased cruise ship service to the town this summer. While...

The Government has been called upon by Opposition MP Zane DeSilva to “prove me wrong” that the hotel development for St George’s would not be first in line for construction. Mr DeSilva said he understood that “some residences will be built before the...

A poignant ceremony celebrating the kindness shown by East End residents to US Navy Midshipman Richard Sutherland Dale, the last casualty of the War of 1812, was marked this weekend with the laying of wreaths at his grave. Midshipman Dale died in 181...