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A congregation has launched a public appeal for funds to help to repair its church hall roof that was damaged in October’s two hurricanes. The hall at Saint James’ the Greater Anglican Church, in Sandys, suffered major damage in Hurricanes Fay and Go...

Frustrated West End youth have peacefully protested against a drastic cutback in hours and events at the Sandys Community Centre, which they say has left young people out in the cold. According to Government, the Centre will reopen next month. Callin...

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...

A Somerset resident has spoken out about the degradation of her local neighbourhood. The islander claimed that abandoned vehicles and discarded machinery plague the Scott’s Hill Road area of Sandys. And she said derelict old properties were not only ...

Ehem. I’d like to address a serious issue facing Bermudians today. Let me explain. I have only just made peace with the fact that I live so far West. My family has moved house four times since I was born, each house further away from town than the on...

A man was stabbed in broad daylight on a Somerset street yesterday prompting a manhunt for the suspect, who remained at large last night. Victim Randy Thompson, 58, suffered multiple stab wounds and was being treated in the intensive care unit at pre...

Ten days ago Mangrove Bay was the scene of a shocking gun murder in broad daylight. But last night the mayhem was replaced with sorrow, remembrance and hope as Colford Ferguson’s family, friends and neighbours gathered to honour him. An emotional can...

A community centre considered the “best kept secret in Bermuda” will open its doors to hundreds of people this weekend for its first anniversary celebration. Sandys 360, the brainchild of the Sandys Secondary Middle School board of trustees, was born...