Royal Gazette

Bermuda has received the blessings of a global international conservation body to be designated an important marine area to safeguard its marine mammal population.
Following submissions to the Geneva-…

A war of words has broken out between the Progressive Labour Party and the One Bermuda Alliance over election candidate disclosure of interest regulations.
The PLP charged that three OBA candidates fa…

The Bermuda Police Service are investigating matters involving some staff members at a school for children with special needs.

The Royal Gazette first asked the Department of Child and Family Ser…

A judge shot down an appeal against an eviction after finding that the tenants failed to pay rent and likely “made up” receipts to buy time.
According to a judgment in January, an eviction order was m…

Teachers can avail of a free professional development workshop with strategies to bring historical narratives to life.
The National Museum of Bermuda in Dockyard will host the event on March 8 from 10…

The Progressive Labour Party is to host a political rally featuring its eastern candidates.
The Grand Finale Family Reunion Rally takes place on Saturday at Francis Patton Primary School from 6pm.
A s…

The Government has agreed a contract with Google leasing six acres of land in St David’s to the tech giant for at least 25 years.
The deal — which will allow a Google subsidiary to build a landing sta…

A war of words has broken out between the Progressive Labour Party and the One Bermuda Alliance over election candidate disclosure of interest regulations.
The PLP charged that three OBA candidates fa…

Why do we reward failure and punish success? Why do we shoot the messenger instead of addressing the vital issues at hand?
The Progressive Labour Party leadership has an all-consuming appetite for cha…

The Government has said it is looking to strengthen its child protection laws after the release of a repeat offender sparked concern in the community.
The Supreme Court last week released Devaun Cox o…

Infrastructure challenges have hindered the ability of truckers to meet demand, the Bermuda Water Truckers Association said today.
The BWTA urged the public to conserve water, citing problems related …

A contingency plan has been initiated at Sandys Secondary Middle School after its teaching staff did not turn up to work for two days running.
Crystal Caesar, the Acting Minister of Education, confirm…

The Supreme Court has stayed the permanent appointment of two civil servants after a legal challenge to their selection by the Public Service Commission.
Eugene Johnston and K. Amani Lawrence have bee…

Family members shared fond memories of two teenagers who were fatally shot when trees were presented in their memory yesterday.
Oscar Riley said that he will never forget the impact his 18-year-old so…

Work would start immediately to establish an independent authority that would take the reins of public education if the One Bermuda Alliance is elected to govern, the party said yesterday.
Ben Smith, …

A human rights advocate reminded the public yesterday that they could not break down discrimination without listening to those being discriminated against.
Lisa Reed, the executive director of the Ber…

A business executive and pastor will mark a milestone birthday this weekend by raising funds to help the homeless.
Carlton Crockwell, the chief executive and chairman of Security Associates, is inviti…

Pedestrian crossings across the island are to get an upgrade after the arrival of a shipment of flashing beacons.
The amber lights will be installed at 20 locations, with repairs scheduled at three e…

Reducing the cost of fuel, increasing on-island food production and passing legislation to smash monopolies are just some of the initiatives that the Progressive Labour Party will introduce if it is v…

The diverse contributions of three men to the island’s history is being celebrated by the Corporation of St George.
In its February newsletter which features dual celebrations of love and Black histor…

The Bermuda National Trust is hosting its “much-loved” annual Plant and Bake Sale on Saturday.
The event takes place from 8.30am to midday at Waterville, 2 Pomander Road, Paget.
“Our Plant and Bake Sa…

Family Centre received a $7,200 boost from the Hamilton Princess this week when the hotel donated a share of its proceeds from its successful Tea With Santa events.
A spokeswoman for the Hamilton Prin…

Work would start immediately to establish an independent authority that would take the reigns on public education if the One Bermuda Alliance is elected to govern, the party said today.
Ben Smith, the…

An integrated strategy for the prevention, support and treatment of prostate cancer was launched today.
The plan, which was the result of collaborative efforts by the Ministry of Health, the Bermuda H…

A Pembroke-based primary school had pupils on the move when they celebrated Global Play Day.
Northlands Primary School had an array of activities for youngsters, including puzzles and trampolines, to …

A cohort of budding lawyers is being put together for a work-based learning scheme run by the Government through the Attorney-General’s Chambers.
The Ministry of Justice’s Pupillage Programme is prepa…