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Dear Sir, Jim Woolridge and I had been friends for almost 50 years. We saw situations alike and I have lost a very close and dear friend. We were very close politically and always enjoyed each other’s company. Jim and I were part of the “People’s Fiv...

Dear Sir, Jim Woolridge and I met in 1978 on one of my first trips to Bermuda. I was to see him many times after that. Woolridge was the epitome of grace and style. Most important, he cared about his fellow man. May he rest in peace. ROBERT L. DIL...

Neil Inchcup Sr, a self-made businessman who pioneered gambling in Bermuda, has died at the age of 82. Mr Inchcup took the island by storm in 1994 with Freeport Bingo, which was broadcast on TV but ran afoul of the law. Other ventures included longli...

Recently, the Government began a legislative process that will lead to the transformation of the Grand Atlantic into Bermuda’s next hotel property. This project, which will be known as the Bermudiana Beach Resort, creates a tremendous set of opportun...

A new café has opened in Hamilton, and it carries the spirit of the original Lemon Tree Café. Chef Jean-Claude Garzia has created JC’s Café at the premises formerly used by Victoria Grill, on Victoria Street. It has initially opened as a takeout café...

Dear Sir, The Royal Gazette’s editorial of Monday, August 20, 2018, I felt, was blatantly shameful and divisive. The headline “Your money’s not good here — locals only” is a deliberate, divisive tactic, pitting locals, namely black Bermudians, agains...

Casablanca Downtown has opened on Front Street, becoming the third outlet in Hamilton to carry the Casablanca name. It is predominantly a takeout, although it does have seating for about nine customers. For its soft opening Casablanca Downtown is doi...

Dear Sir, I recently spent a week in St George’s at an Airbnb owned by a wonderful gentleman by the name of James. My first evening, as I went in search of a spot to watch the sunset, I met a woman, whom I consider to be kindness incarnate — an ext...

Speciality Inn in Smith’s has freshened up its look after undergoing an intensive two-week revamp. The family-run restaurant on South Road, at the junction with Collector’s Hill, needed to have its air conditioning redone. As that work required the b...

Sheila Nicholls might be one of Bermuda’s most loyal visitors. The 82-year-old and her family have visited the island more than 30 times in 27 years. Wherever the Hamilton, Ontario, resident goes, she bigs up the island. “Back home, my friends don’t ...