Royal Gazette

Court registries will close at midday today owing to a staff Christmas lunch for the judicial department.
Included in the services affected will be the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal registries in …

The hospital’s hyperbaric oxygen chamber has been closed until at least February 1, the Bermuda Hospitals Board has announced.
It is the third time this year that the facility has been rendered out-of…

Six lifeguards from Britain’s Royal National Lifeboat Institution have been hired to provide year-round cover at Horseshoe Bay Beach, the Government said today.
Each of the group is on a two-year cont…

A new planning application proposes changes to the Bull’s Head car park, including bathrooms and a new entrance.
The application by the Corporation of Hamilton includes a range of changes at the easte…

A One Bermuda Alliance MP said he has requested a meeting with the Minister of Economy and Labour in the wake of a furore over his comments in the House of Assembly.
Douglas De Couto, the Shadow Minis…

A Bermuda banknote and a coin used during the 20th century have sold for at least 23 times their original values in an international auction.
A Bermuda-British Administration $50 banknote sold for €1,…

Details on the core benefits proposed for universal healthcare are expected to emerge next year — with mental health benefits guaranteed to be included.
In the meantime, with the build-up to Christmas…

The One Bermuda Alliance is gunning to have its debate today on the Absentee Ballot Act 2025, tabled in September, as MPs prepare to leave the House of Assembly for the Christmas break.
If the debate …

Residents have been invited to attend a two-day, community-focused event dedicated to understanding grief, supporting individual healing and strengthening collective resilience across the island.
The …

Six lifeguards from Britain’s Royal National Lifeboat Institution have been hired to provide year-round cover at Horseshoe Bay Beach, the Government said today.
Each of the group is on a two-year cont…

One of the island’s leading telecommunications providers fixed its island-wide outage after contending with more than two hours without a mobile network.
Digicel Bermuda confirmed that the service dis…

The One Bermuda Alliance has echoed calls for the Government to provide more information about a plan to introduce ridesharing to the island.
Dwayne Robinson, the Shadow Minister of Tourism, Culture a…

A public-private partnership using cutting-edge cloud and artificial intelligence-based technologies aims to revolutionise government services and boost the country’s economy.
Diallo Rabain, the Mini…

Bermuda residents can once again send mail containing goods to the United States from the General Post Office.
The Bermuda Post Office said that customers will be required to pay the applicable US tar…

A petition has been launched to convince the Government to consider changing the use of one of its properties as a new home for the imperilled Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation.
The petition on Change.org,…

A young woman’s chance decision to move to Bermuda and ultimately forge ahead in the property business saw her establish herself as one of the island’s shrewdest and most trusted realtors.
Joy Lusher,…

An award-winning graphic designer has brought a flavour of Bermudian culture to the streets of Miami at a mural festival in a neighbourhood famed for its street art.

Shanna Hollis, the chairwoman…

The Bermuda College stands “well positioned” to transform lives and strengthen the island’s workforce, the Minister of Education told the Senate.
Crystal Caesar added yesterday that student satisfacti…

Legislation for tax credits to direct contributors to Bermuda was fleshed out and passed yesterday in the Senate.
Crystal Caesar, speaking on behalf of the Ministry of Finance, introduced the Tax Cred…

A man caught riding a motorcycle with an open beer bottle was banned from the roads until further notice after he refused a breath test.
Kacy Greene, 26, from St George’s, pleaded guilty in Magistrate…

David Burt, the Premier, this week visited Maria Encarnacao Aguire to belatedly celebrate her 100th birthday.
Mrs Aguire was born in Ponta Delgada on March 25, 1925, and has lived in Bermuda for the p…

Motorists have been warned that traffic on Sunday morning will be affected by the Bermuda Red Cross Jingle Bell 5K.
A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works and Environment said the race is expect…

A public-private partnership using cutting-edge cloud and artificial intelligence-based technologies aims to revolutionise government services and boost the country’s economy.
Diallo Rabain, the Mini…

The Ministry of Education has issued a call for people interested in helping to set a new course for the Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy.
A spokeswoman said the ministry sought applications from those…

The Royal Bermuda Regiment recognised the hard work of its soldiers at its annual Battalion Night.
Andrew Murdoch, the Governor and the RBR Commander-in-Chief, congratulated troops on their successes …

Opportunities for festive photos of pets will be offered this weekend as a fundraiser for the Bermuda SPCA.
The holiday partnership with Brew, on Front Street, will run from 9.30am to 11am on Saturday…

Bermuda residents can once again send mail containing goods to the United States from the General Post Office.
The Bermuda Post Office said that customers will be required to pay the applicable US tar…