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As soon as the official announcement was made yesterday afternoon that Bermuda would be hosting the America’s Cup finals, The Royal Gazette’s reporting staff fanned out across the island to gauge reaction to the news. The event is predicted to spur a...

Even though St George’s is the farthest point away from the planned America’s Cup centre at the West End, there was unanimous excitement and enthusiasm in the Olde Towne for the decision to hold the event in Bermuda, among the people to whom The Roya...

The Mayor of Hamilton has praised Government and the Bermuda Tourism Authority for helping to secure the America’s Cup. Graeme Outerbridge pledged the Corporation of Hamilton’s full support for the event that will take place on the island in 2017. “...

Thieves armed with a blowtorch made off with thousands of dollars’ worth of jewellery after cutting through the fortified glass of a shop. The owners of the Davidrose Jewellery Shop in St George’s, a family business specialising in custom designed br...

The history of St George’s will come eerily alive tomorrow with ghost stories, fortune telling and “wicked” tunes. The St George’s Foundation has organised the Haunted History event, which will have live music from Devil’s Isles Audio and DJ Tan Zaou...

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...

Sandys South voters will pick their new Member of Parliament at the polls tomorrow. Several residents of Constituency 33 told The Royal Gazette they would have preferred to have kept Independent MP Terry Lister, who decisively won the seat in 2012 fo...

The Island’s container docks should remain in Hamilton, according to Warren Jones, of Stevedoring Services. The CEO of the firm’s parent company, Polaris Holding Ltd, believes the central location of the present site suits all parties involved in the...

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...

The storm-battered replica of the historic Deliverance may look “more like how we imagine the Sea Venture”, St George’s Foundation director Charlotte Andrews said — but the ship is back open for business, with free admission while repairs continue. B...

The Causeway reopened at 1.10pm today after swift efforts to repair the damage from Hurricane Gonzalo. The authorities had hoped to relink the Island with the East End at about noon but work took a little longer. Only one lane of traffic is in use. P...

Christmas may be a few months off yet but the town of St George’s is gearing up for a winter of fun and festivities. The Olde Towne has rolled out a series of events starting this evening, through the winter until New Year’s Day. The schedule of ente...