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This columnist, in many decades of writing hundreds of features, can count on one hand the number of times one was started with “I”. One exception, which appeared in the Mid-Ocean News on August 14, 2000, related to my having been awarded an MBE. I ...

Governor George Fergusson led the plaudits for the Bermuda Regiment’s Trooping the Colours ceremony that attracted thousands of people of all ages to the National Stadium. The unique ceremony, which involved more than 200 soldiers as well as a conti...

Government House has announced that the Queen’s Birthday Party, a traditional feature of the annual calendar, will be opened up to a far wider range of the community than in recent years. “This is an occasion which is marked not just in Bermuda but...

Members of the community who have gone above and beyond in their special field can now be nominated for recognition in the Queen’s New Year Honours List. The honours recognise those who have made “outstanding achievements in public life or committed ...

Governor George Fergusson and his wife took part in the longstanding annual tradition of picking Easter lilies for the Queen this week. The flowers, grown by Manuel DeSilva and flown on Tuesday’s British Airways flight to London, arrived at Windsor C...

It’s true, the rich play by different set of rules than you and I, and when it comes to the Royal Family ... Should you ever get invited to join members of the Royal Family for dinner, be prepared for the following: 1. Conversation must always start ...

In her Commonwealth Day message, Queen Elizabeth II is calling on the 54-nation grouping to celebrate its achievements. “Great achievements in human history have a number of common characteristics,” the Queen said. “From climbing the highest mountai...

It was more than a week ago when the Rose Bell Missionary Society of St. Paul AME Church, Hamilton held their highly successful High Tea in the church hall. We pictured some of the top winners in their stylish outfits: Gwen Simmons, Delyte Rawlins, ...

June 8, 2012 Dear Sir, I watched, along with millions of others around the world, with interest in the enthusiasm and pageantry surrounding the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Queen’s reign. Stepping aside from ideology, I was impressed by th...

Tea time ain’t what it used to be! Back in the good old days, three-quarters of a century ago, it was one of the three square meals we grew up on, being breakfast, dinner at midday and tea in the evenings. It seems I can still hear my dearly departe...