Royal Gazette

The Government reiterated its commitment to encourage inclusion and protect rights as it marks International Day of Persons with Disabilities tomorrow.
A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Youth, Social …

The Government has invited businesses to provide summer positions to young adults next year through its Youth Employment Programme.
The Department of Workforce Development will cover the costs of all …

School choirs rang in the festive season at LF Wade International Airport today to open the third edition of the annual Great Christmas Carol Off.
Participants are competing for their share of $15,00…

A horticulturalist who left his stamp all over the island’s capital has been honoured with a commemorative plaque at Fort Hamilton — a landmark that he prided himself on beautifying with a major overh…

The Bermuda Police Service has invited residents to meet potential buyers of items from online transactions in the front of the Hamilton Police Station.
Martin Weekes, an Assistant Commissioner of Pol…

Plumbing problems have resulted in the closure today of the Transport Control Department at North Street, Hamilton, the Government announced.
Signs have been posted at the building to notify residents…

The public is invited to enjoy an award-winning documentary about a groundbreaking summer camp that helped to “ignite a disability rights revolution” in the United States.
The free screening of the Su…

Some of the island’s most respected educators have been selected as nominees for the Bermuda Education Network’s annual Teaching Awards.
Working in partnership with sponsor Allied World Bermuda, BEN’…

A Guyanese man who was found guilty of a plot to smuggle drugs into Bermuda was sentenced to 18 years behind bars yesterday.
Alexta Gill, 31, was convicted by a unanimous verdict this year of importin…

A discredited forensic scientist who analysed DNA evidence for the Crown in hundreds of criminal cases received almost $2.8 million of public funds, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
The Bermuda Police Se…

Candy Zuleger had years of experience as a crime lab analyst when she was first hired to work on cases by the Bermuda Police Service in 2006.
Ms Zuleger worked for the Florida Department of Law Enforc…

The president of the Bermuda Bar Council was a leader in the development of insolvency law in Bermuda and a specialist in matters ranging from commercial litigation to corporate restructuring.
Kehinde…

The results of a paternity test for a cahow chick at the centre of a “who’s the daddy” scandal will be revealed at a presentation.
During the 2024 nesting season, a female cahow hatched and successful…

A Progressive Labour Party youth leader and election candidate has been fined more than $2,000 for traffic offences.
Shomari Talbot-Woolridge, 28, leader of the Progressive Group, the PLP’s youth win…

A police officer is being treated in hospital for “a serious but non-life threatening head injury as well as an injury to her arm” after a crash last night on St John’s Road, Pembroke.
The other offic…

The Ministry of Health will offer free health screenings and dental care in St George’s on Thursday as part of a community outreach effort.
“A Day of Health and Smiles” will take place between 10am an…

The Bermuda Zoological Society has appointed a new fund development officer.
The environmental body said Clesia Pachai’s work aligns closely with its mission to support conservation, research and educ…

Students on the lookout for a job next summer can now apply to join the Department of Workforce Development’s 2026 Youth Employment Programmes.
The programme is open to Bermudian students between 16 a…

The Bermuda Police Service have warned the public to be wary about selling items online after a report of a seller being robbed.
A police spokesman said: “Recently, the BPS received another report of …

A cherished holiday tradition, the MarketPlace Christmas Parade, will set out this Sunday through the streets of Hamilton.
The parade, nearing its 40th year, will be dedicated to the memory of the lat…

WindReach is launching its annual awareness campaign in recognition of the United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
The charity, which offers educational and therapeutic program…

Combating myths and misconceptions around HIV in Bermuda will be crucial in ending the infection as a public health problem by a global target of 2030.
Ahead of World Aids Day being observed today in…

A Bermudian woman with a lengthy residency in Africa has told of waking up in “horror” to a military coup and the resultant loss of her business — all in the context of an urgent need to bring changes…

Vital treatment for stroke care by the Bermuda Hospitals Board has shown marked improvement, with technology playing a key role.
Srinath Meadipudi, the director of the BHB’s Primary Stroke Care Centr…

Thomas Furtado and Ja’Shay Trott took home the titles of Mr and Miss CedarBridge at the weekend.
The pair were chosen from a pool of nine talented contestants for CedarBridge Academy’s annual pageant….

The Hamilton Princess & Beach Club has partnered with the Bermuda National Gallery to provide free transportation for school tours of the gallery at City Hall.
Jennifer Phillips, the BNG executive…

A One Bermuda Alliance MP raised “caveats” on a policy direction for seniors granting relief from land tax to surviving spouses for up to 24 months during the probate process after the death of a love…

A Bermudian archaeologist has unveiled a book chronicling the work spanning decades of a globe-trotting family of artists who visited Bermuda and captured life on the island.
Edward Harris and Ian Rob…

A Bermudian artist will be featured in an international show this week specialising in modern art.
Black Pony Gallery will highlight artwork from Charles Zuill, from Bermuda, and Jason Bennett, from t…