Royal Gazette

Members of a team responsible for organising a summer day camp scheme have been recognised for their efforts with an award.
Kenneth Bartram, Janaesha Place, Kimberly Bean and Edmond Johnson, who work …

A section of road in Pembroke will be closed off for a community day block party tomorrow.
Mount Hill will be closed to traffic between the junctions of Swansbay Hill/Twin Lane Place and Overview Hill…

A call was made by the Department of Statistics for people to carry out interviews about household income and expenditure.
The survey of 1,500 randomly selected residents is being conducted throughout…

The Supreme Court heard that a single particle of gunshot residue was discovered on a pair of shoes seized as part of an investigation into a double murder.
Tarah Helsel, an expert from Pennsylvania-b…

The public have been asked to look out for tiny bugs that could potentially help to protect Bermuda’s birds and bees.
Mark Outerbridge, a wildlife ecologist, said in the summer edition of the Departme…

An activist has urged others to be determined when fighting for what they believe in.
Glenn Fubler, of Imagine Bermuda, believed the founders of the Bermuda Workers Union had this determination when t…

The PTA at St George’s Preparatory School has claimed that government underfunding at the school in recent years has left it financially vulnerable.
The PTA said in correspondence to parents of the s…

The police have urged the public to desist from sharing information related to child-related offences that is being circulated on social media.
A police spokesman said the sharing of the information, …

Southampton Parish Council is offering scholarships to Bermudian students for the coming academic year.
Any Bermudian pursuing tertiary education or an undergraduate degree, including at the Bermuda …

A cash windfall has come to Bermudian sport courtesy of Clarien Bank.
The bank reported a donation of $10,000 to a fund that supports the island’s athletes.
Michael DeCouto, Clarien’s chief digital an…

A school for children with specialised learning needs has announced its first advancement and communications director.
The Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning appointed Jane Vickers to the position, …

The Opposition has called on the Government to clarify laws on dangerous dogs more than a year after new regulations were expected to be implemented.
Robin Tucker, the Opposition Leader in the Senate,…

The jury in a double murder trial last week visited the routes a police inspector believed two gunmen took before and after a shooting in a Pembroke restaurant.
Jurors examined several Pembroke roads,…

A judge has dismissed drug charges against a man after the Department of Public Prosecutions failed to convict him over seven years and two trials.
Puisne Judge Mark Pettingill yesterday stayed charge…

Carnival events drew crowds from the island and overseas as partygoers and music lovers came together for a weekend of celebrations.
Four days of events, including open-air concerts and a raft-up, cul…

Police are appealing for the public’s help in locating a missing teenager.
Marseille Williams, 16, was last seen at about 4.25pm in the area of Devon Spring Road, Devonshire.
Marseille, a Bermudian na…