Royal Gazette

David Burt joined other leaders of Britain’s Overseas Territories at a Buckingham Palace reception yesterday, where they were joined by King Charles III.
The Premier is attending the annual Joint Mini…

Police have identified the man who was killed in an industrial accident last week as 42-year-old Nelson Macedo.
A spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service said Mr Macedo, a Portuguese national, was st…

A woman who obstructed two police officers during a traffic stop has been given a yearlong conditional discharge.
Taejha Tucker, 21, admitted obstructing the officers, as well as resisting arrest, wh…

A renewed appeal has been issued by police in the search for Ajahni Lema-Bascome, 16, who has been missing for six days.
He is 5ft 8in in height, approximately 125lb, light-complexioned, of slim build…

A fitness instructor hit with an eviction order on her studio effective today maintains her business fell behind after her court case against Covid-19 restrictions dragged on for years.
Sophia Cannoni…

Judges sitting on the Court of Appeal have refused to recuse themselves from a commission of inquiry into land losses.
Appellants LeYoni Junos, Myron Piper and Raymond Davis — who also goes by Khalid …

The trial of a lawyer accused of murdering the mother of his child has been adjourned until today.
Puisne Judge Juan Wolffe released the jury in the matter of Kamal Worrell for Wednesday to allow the …

Belco and the Regulatory Authority have to change the way they operate in order to reduce the cost of electricity, the Government has warned.
Speaking in the House of Assembly on Friday, Walter Roban,…

The Throne Speech and the Opposition’s reply were put under the microscope during a debate by senators today.
Discussions followed on from last Friday’s debate in the House of Assembly, when Governme…

Taxi drivers will get a fare increase before the next summer season, the transport minister said today.
However Wayne Furbert was unable to say what the increase would be, adding that it would depend …

Police officers who were called to a domestic disturbance involving a lawyer accused of murdering the mother of his child took the stand during his trial yesterday.
Constable Gregory White told the Su…

Rate increases at Bermuda’s electricity supplier are among items credited by its Canadian parent company for divisional earnings performance during the third quarter ended September 30.
Belco was amon…

David Burt has joined other heads of British Overseas Territories for the annual Joint Ministerial Council meeting in London.
The Premier is also to meet with officials in the British Government durin…

The dream of a sunny climate and fresh career challenges, coupled with a sense of adventure, inspired lawyer Charlotte Donnelly and her husband to think about a move from their London home two years a…

Police were kept busy during the Remembrance Day holiday weekend, making 27 arrests and issuing more than 80 traffic tickets.
Six motorists were arrested on suspicion of driving while impaired, with f…

The Reverend Fr. Jamaine “Jay” Tucker of Christ Church in Devonshire will be the guest speaker at the annual Parliamentary prayer breakfast on Friday.
Politicians from both the House of Assembly an th…

Motorists driving through Paget can expect delays tomorrow when lanes will be closed in order for street light repairs to be carried out.
Sections of Middle Road and South Road will be closed between …

The advent of flu season comes with several dates for the community to get immunised.
A drive-through is available at the old LF Wade International Airport terminal in St George’s, where signs are up …

Two foreign nationals have been charged with importing about $600,000 worth of cannabis into the island.
Kenrick Christopher, 56, and Johnnie Alexander, 33, were charged with conspiring to bring the …

A woman who died after a collision last week was named by police yesterday as Lovella Cruz, of the Philippines.
The 48-year-old mother of two was described later by a friend as a hard worker who was d…

About 200 people gathered outside City Hall this evening to campaign for peace in the Middle East.
War broke out in Gaza after Hamas militants launched an attack on Israel on October 7 that killed hun…

A construction worker died after an industrial accident in St George’s, police have confirmed.
According to the Bermuda Police Service, the 42-year-old Portuguese national was reportedly struck by a s…

A charity that cares for seniors will host a public meeting tomorrow to get feedback on how it can develop an historic but derelict property.
Age Concern was granted conditional permission to develop …

A career as a corrections officer can be challenging yet rewarding, the Minister of National Security said as he voiced support for the latest recruits to the sector.
Michael Weeks made the remarks af…