Royal Gazette

Two nights of comedic improvisation are on the menu at Daylesford Theatre in Hamilton this weekend.
The Bermuda Improv Group is teaming up with the Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society to host A Funny…

A single-vehicle crash involving a heavy truck has blocked the road near the junction of Berry Hill and Point Finger Road, police warned this evening.
A spokesman said the vehicle hit a wall near the …

An outage at a Federal Aviation Administration air traffic control centre in New York on Sunday caused several Bermuda flights to be diverted.
According to Skyport, the BermudAir flight from Toronto …

Police arrested 13 people over the Remembrance Day holiday weekend, with no major incidents of antisocial behaviour reported.
A police spokesman said officers took part in proactive patrols across the…

Three Bermudian blue economy entrepreneurs have successfully completed a pilot initiative helping their businesses.
The Bermuda Ocean Prosperity Programme and Ignite Bermuda joined forces to run the i…

Maintaining a watch over a Devonshire couple’s home after they were accused of flouting the island’s Covid-19 quarantine rules ran up a bill of $13,900, police have said.
The weeklong operation took r…

The teachers union has claimed that educators have been subjected to pay cuts for speaking out and acting against staffing shortages and safety concerns at a school for children with special needs.

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To attract top-tier talent for effective service delivery, the Government plans to address a “pressing” mismatch between public sector compensation and market standards.
Rena Lalgie, the Governor, whi…

The Government has given permission for a motocross tournament to be held at a national park and birdwatching sanctuary — despite objections from environmentalists.
Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the…

Disney Cruise Line’s newest ship, Disney Treasure, was involved in a rescue operation about 265 miles from Bermuda today.
According to reports, the ship, en route from Eemshaven in the Netherlands to …

Crowds gathered at the Cenotaph on Front Street this morning to pay their respects to war veterans who fought for the island’s freedom through a catalogue of conflicts over the past 100 years.
The ann…

Government youth workers will hold a series of events in schools to mark Anti-Bullying Week, which starts today.
The Office of Youth Affairs has chosen the theme ‘Choose Respect’ in its drive to stam…

A Bermudian dancer is winning rave reviews for her solo performance on the New York stage.
Jade Pearman is currently displaying her dance skills in Dedicated to You, a powerful piece featuring the mus…

A popular church minister who was the first Bermudian of African descent to become a Canon within the Anglican Church on the island, has died.
Canon James Francis was installed as Canon Residentiary a…

Bermuda has been represented at a Remembrance Day ceremony in London this morning.
Kimberley Durrant, the Government’s London office director and UK representative, laid a wreath at the Cenotaph in t…

The Court of Appeal has denied a community activist leave to appeal a case at the Privy Council regarding the validity of the Judicial and Legal Services Committee.
LeYoni Junos, of the Civil Justice …

Amendments intended to expand the pool of potential jurors for trials are set to go before the House of Assembly in the coming legislative year.
Delivering the Throne Speech, the Governor, Rena Lalgie…

Enforcements on time limits in police custody and the detention of people under arrest can be expected in the coming year.
Rena Lalgie, the Governor, announced in the Throne Speech that delayed parts …

An insurance company has given a $75,000 grant to the non-governmental organisation BioQuest.
A statement said the grant, provided by the Global Atlantic Re Foundation, will “fund BioQuest’s vital wor…

Traffic lights around a busy roadway have been malfunctioning for weeks after a rainstorm short-circuited its wiring — although the continually flashing signals serve to draw extra attention to the pe…

A school catering to children with learning differences is to launch a dyslexia screening programme.
The new offering at the Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning comes during a workshop for parents to…

The Government is looking to move forward with plans to renovate and reopen a shuttered health clinic in Sandys.
The request for proposal, published recently on the government procurement website, sou…

A 56-year-old man has died two days after being injured in an accident in Hamilton Parish.
It is the seventh fatal road traffic collision this year.
Police said that at about 6.45pm on Thursday, Novem…