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Enterprising brothers Raziah and Jalair Trott-Richardson were determined not to be among the students who sat around twiddling their thumbs all summer — and their shared sense of initiative is paying off. The Berkeley Institute students, aged 16 and...

Dear Mr Editor, Please allow me to use this medium to unconditionally compliment my newspaper delivery man, Mr Lionel “Baldy” Smith. I have had my newspaper delivered to my home each morning for many years and I love the service. To quietly read the ...

Lady: Are you Mr So-and-So? Man: Yes, I am. Lady: Oh. I read your articles every week and I must say that while I do not agree with everything you write, I make sure to read them anyway. Oh, and that one you wrote about such-and-such really touched m...

Today marks a watershed moment in the history of The Royal Gazette and its approach to a pastime that has sustained its popularity among our citizens over the past three decades and more, but has struggled to command column inches in the only daily n...

Bermuda has been billed as a “new destination for adrenaline junkies” in prestigious international newspaper The Wall Street Journal. Freelance writer Charles Bethea visited the Island with his girlfriend and photographer Maria Lioy, who explored the...

Dexter Smith, who takes over as Editor of The Royal Gazette on Wednesday, has more than 33 years’ experience in the industry. Starting as a sports reporter with the newspaper as a 20-year-old in April 1982, he went on to become sports editor from 199...

Veteran local journalist Jim McKey died at the weekend at the age of 76. Mr McKey held many posts at The Royal Gazette, including chief sub-editor and foreign editor, and was considered one of the Island’s top political and business writers. He later...

Opposition MP Rolfe Commissiong has criticised The Royal Gazette’s editor Tim Hodgson for quoting John C Calhoun in a “racist” and “condescending” manner in an opinion piece. He highlighted the editorial, Exercising real people power, published on M...

The front pages of newspapers around the world, including The Royal Gazette, will be blacked out at Washington DC’s Newseum today to help raise awareness of the threats to journalists. The Royal Gazette regularly submits its front pages to the journa...

If you were wondering about the ribbons spiralling up the poles of Hamilton’s street lights — think back to your old school tie. The school colours adorning some 130 poles point to a series of newspapers celebrating each of the Island’s eight senior ...

When The Royal Gazette launched its “Right to Know” campaign for the enactment of public access to information laws, senior reporter Sam Strangeways led the charge. Ms Strangeways had a busy year covering the 2008 campaign for PATI and the political ...

The drive to get freedom of information laws in place was the most prominent campaign by The Royal Gazette in recent years — and it came during a low point in the newspaper’s relationship with Government. “The Right to Know: Giving People Power” camp...