Royal Gazette

Police have urged those who know of missing child Ajahni Lema-Bascome’s whereabouts to contact them as soon as possible as the search for him marks its thirteenth day.
A police spokesman said that “so…

Warwick residents weary of lengthy heavy construction at the Azure and Nautilus tourism and condo complex have been promised a meeting with the minister responsible for planning.
Lawrence Scott, the M…

Trenching and paving work will result in some road and lane closures in Hamilton and Smith’s parishes through mid-December.
There will also be a road closure along Curving Avenue, Pembroke, on Decemb…

An activist is on a mission to reduce the stigma around and the incidence of domestic abuse.
Tammy Richardson-Augustus encouraged the public to wear purple as a symbol of solidarity for victims, surv…

There will be two final Flu Express walk-in clinics this month, the Ministry of Health has advised.
They will be held at the Hamilton Health Centre on November 25 from 9am to 1pm and November 29 from…

Men will be able to receive laser treatment for benign enlarged prostates at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital in the new year.
The Argus Group donated $52,500 for the purchase of a GreenLight XP…

The victim of a fatal shooting last night in Warwick, the island’s second firearm death of the 2023 and the third murder of this year, was a father of three, Wilfred Outerbridge Jr, who was shot in hi…

Clothes, jewellery, toys and baked goods will be among the items on offer from island vendors at two Harbourside Market events.
The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute said the products can make …

The team at LF Wade International Airport has several events planned to get people into the Christmas spirit within the coming weeks.
A statement from Skyport, which operates the airport, said the fes…

Students at Saltus Grammar School enjoyed a float parade, activities and friendly sports as part of an annual fundraising event.
The Saltus House Match Week raises money to provide access to financial…

An interactive event hosted by the Economic Development Department was designed to inspire and educate high school students about “the vast and exciting world of technology”.
Featured topics included …

Residents in the area surrounding the Azura and Nautilus development on the South Shore in Warwick are to hold a public meeting tonight over what they call the “destructive impact” of continuing const…

A man was shot dead in Warwick Parish this evening.
Police said there were reports of several gunshots in the area of Cobbs Hill and the Railway Trail at about 8.50pm.
A spokesman for the Bermuda Po…

The Ministry of Education recognised the “deep concern and emotional investment” of the community of St David’s as its sole primary school faces closure.
A campaign group, Keep Our School Open, met o…

“Significant” changes to proposed marine protected areas under Bermuda’s Blue Prosperity Plan were revealed today.
Protecting waters across 20 per cent of Bermuda’s exclusive economic zone has caused …

A close friend and co-worker of a missing woman presumed dead recounted in the Supreme Court the last time she heard from her.
Twilia Ebbin-Wilson, who took the stand yesterday during the murder trial…

Bermuda’s blueprint for diverse, sustainable economic growth will come with closing the gap between “jobs that are in demand and the supply of labour”, Jason Hayward, the Minister of Economy and Labou…

Police have urged those who know of missing child Ajahni Lema-Bascome’s whereabouts to contact them as soon as possible as the search for him marks its tenth day.
A police spokesman said that “someone…

The island’s high cost of living is affecting children and families negatively, the head of a charity said today.
Sandy DeSilva, executive director of Family Centre, said the Government needs to cont…

A joint effort towards the advancement of gender equality across the Caribbean region is continuing with an assembly in Barbados this week.
Tinée Furbert, the Minister of Youth, Social Development and…

Two men were charged in Magistrates’ Court today with importation of a firearm and ammunition, while another two were charged with having the items without a licence.
Kenrick Christopher, 56, and John…

Five victims of crime whose claims for compensation were turned down by a government board have lost an appeal to get that decision overturned.
They may still be able to get compensation for their suf…

Somersfield Academy students have been recognised for their mathematical prowess in an international contest.
The students achieved remarkable rankings in the internationally acclaimed Caribou Mathem…