Royal Gazette

A man who injured a motorist in Pembroke has been disqualified from driving all vehicles for two years.
Dennis Morgan, 79, admitted causing Derek Galloway grievous bodily harm by driving a taxi withou…

A teenager has appeared in court accused of having a firearm and ammunition.
Dahny Simmons-Outerbridge, 18, was charged with having a Smith & Wesson firearm with a 5.5-inch barrel, as well as fiv…

Paget and Warwick residents were encouraged to attend a community event at the Rubber Tree tomorrow evening.
The gathering was organised by the Paget/Warwick Hub group, which was formed to unite the …

The Caines family hopes to provide food and other items to 500 families in need this holiday season.
Wayne Caines, a Progressive Labour Party MP for Devonshire North West, said that goods worth about…

Residents planning to go overseas were warned to safeguard against measles, a highly contagious virus resurgent in some areas.
The health ministry advised travellers to ensure they were up to date on …

HSBC has sounded the alarm that scammers impersonating the fraud team of local banks are attempting to trick the public into surrendering confidential information through phone calls.
Along with reque…

Emergency repairs to underground cables will cause “rolling” lane closures on Middle Road from next week.
The Ministry of Public Works said that the work will be carried out between Camp Hill and Hero…

Details were released this week about The MarketPlace Christmas parade, which will feature Gombeys, Santa Claus, other holiday characters and fireworks on Sunday.
Seth Stutzman, president of The Marke…

Clarien Bank’s switch to a new electronic banking system this month, which proved disorderly for many customers, has been followed with the registration of more than 4,000 retail and corporate e-banki…

Two independent senators gave cautious reviews of this year’s Throne Speech during a lengthy debate in the Upper House yesterday.
John Wight and Kiernan Bell found positive aspects to the speech outl…

The 2024 hurricane season will come to an end this weekend, with Bermuda escaping without serious damage.
While the season does not formally end until November 30, no further tropical storm developmen…

A report outlining the dangers Bermuda may face from climate change has been made public.
Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said that the Bermuda and Climate Change report outlined risks and…

A team of volunteers from the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club helped to distribute 200 Thanksgiving meals at the Salvation Army’s North Street Citadel in Hamilton.
Tim Morrison, the hotel’s general…

No one was injured after a reported firearms incident on Saturday, police have confirmed.
A spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service told TNN that two men arrived at a Southampton residence on a motor…

The Salvation Army welcomed a wave of first donations after it officially announced the start of its annual Christmas fundraising drive.
The Christian charity began its Christmas Kettle Campaign with …

The Royal Bermuda Regiment has once again invited the public to experience a day in the life of a soldier at its upcoming open day.
The event was designed to give people a deeper understanding of the …

Motorists have been warned to watch out for runners on North Shore Road this weekend as Swan’s Running Club’s Northshore Medical Turkey Trot takes to the streets.
The 8km race is scheduled to take pla…

Police urged motorists to use Harbour Road after a water truck broke down causing traffic delays.
A police spokesman said: “There is a water truck broken down on South Road near the junction with Love…

Representatives of agencies from across the island met to address domestic violence issues and support for women and children who have been abused.
The event on November 25 marked the start of 16 days…

A Bible-centred children’s charity is welcoming its first full-time missionary.
Shayla Woods joined the Child Evangelism Fellowship Bermuda in July and, this month, graduated from the Children’s Minis…

The Royal Bermuda Regiment Coastguard came to the aid of four sailors who found themselves in the water when rough weather struck the island last Friday.
An incident report from the Department of Mari…

David Burt called on Bermudian students living overseas to bring their skills and knowledge back home to develop a stronger island.
The Premier met with 70 students at the annual London Office Dinner…

PLP election candidate Mischa Fubler has been appointed as a new government senator, it was announced today.
Mr Fubler’s appointment is with immediate effect and will be followed by an appointment as …

The staff of an East End school were not warned or consulted after the Government decided this would be their final year of enrolment.
St George’s Preparatory School’s parent-teacher association said …

The head of a shipping company who launched a legal challenge against the Government has applauded a court decision that ruled in his favour.
Kenny Thomson, the president of Mailboxes Unlimited, also …

The Bermuda Hospitals Board is in talks with the Government over its 2025 budget ahead of negotiating staff wage increases.
It came after six BHB nurses claimed the hospitals board and the Bermuda Pu…

Fishermen have been urged to nominate possible recipients of a new award established to celebrate leaders in sustainable fishing.
Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, announced last week the Ou…

The National Museum of Bermuda will reflect on the history of the Royal Naval Dockyard next year to mark the anniversary of its closure.
The British-based Naval Dockyards Society recently announced th…