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The strains of bagpipes echoed through the streets of St George as the town marked one of the oldest traditions in the Island’s history. The passing of a simple, symbolic peppercorn from Freemasons Lodge treasurer Richard Moulder to Accountant Genera...

King’s Square erupted in a cacophony of raucous cries and resplendent colour yesterday as 25 town criers went head to head. The competition, which has been held twice before in Bermuda, featured town criers from England, Canada and Bermuda putting th...

Alfonso Harris, one of three candidates to become Mayor of St George, hopes to provide fresh ideas and a new perspective if he is elected for the town’s top job. Mr Harris will go up against the Mayor Garth Rothwell and Deputy Mayor Quinnel Francis i...

A new type of “ghost” tour is in the works for St George: one that will provide work for local actors, as well as bringing figures from the Olde Towne’s history back to life. The tours could be starting as early as next month, although the first few ...

The Dutch sail training schooner Eendracht arrived in Bermuda this week on her way across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe. The three-masted tall ship and her crew of 41 pulled into St George on Monday and berthed at Ordnance Island for two nights. The s...

“We are not taking this any more.” That is the message from St George’s MP Kenneth Bascome after the parish was subjected to a fresh spree of illegal dumping. Mr Bascome told The Royal Gazette that he was hoping to erect a camera overlooking the monu...

Scores of people gathered at St Peter’s Church in St George at the weekend to mark the 200th anniversary of the death of Midshipman Richard Sutherland Dale. Governor George Fergusson and US Consul General Robert Settje joined St George Mayor, Garth R...

A St George’s MP has hit out at the deplorable state of street lighting in the parish. Kenneth Bascome says he has counted 58 lights in and around the Olde Towne that have not worked for more than a month. He told The Royal Gazette he had received a ...

A fresh focus on the heritage and history of St George’s will be championed this year to boost visitor numbers. Corporation of St George’s leaders, together with local MPs, will concentrate efforts on promoting cultural tourism in the East End as wel...

Bermuda got into the Christmas spirit last night at the Bermuda National Trust Christmas Walkabout in St George’s. The annual event was once again full of festive cheer as people gathered to shop, sip mulled wine and enjoy the variety of entertainmen...

Lack of private and corporate sponsorship has resulted in the planned closure of the Bermuda National Gallery’s satellite location in St George’s. BNG East opened its doors in the summer of last year and has since hosted three exhibitions — a photog...

The race is on for St George as crews work to prepare the Olde Towne for the arrival of the cruise ship Regatta next week. Hurricane Gonzalo and Tropical Storm Fay caused significant damage to the town and Corporation of St George workers has been bu...