Royal Gazette

Two men are in custody after police on Wednesday responded to a reported burglary at Happy Valley Road, Pembroke.
Officers from the Community Policing Division followed up a complaint that several con…

Regulations will be introduced to resolve a glitch in the exercise of a law designed to clear criminal convictions for possession of small amounts of cannabis, MPs heard.
Figures revealed today by Kat…

Entrepreneurs looking to set up businesses in south east Hamilton may soon be able to apply for a series of concessions and tax breaks.
The area is set to be granted economic empowerment zone status i…

A shake-up of the island’s tax system could result in a lower cost of living for residents, the Premier said today.
David Burt told the House of Assembly that changes to the global rates regime were e…

Residents were urged by the Information Commissioner to be changemakers as she marked International Right to Know Day this week.
Gitanjali Gutierrez praised people who used records released to them af…

Scores of demonstrators representing taxi drivers, farmers, fishermen and vacation home landlords took to the streets again today in protest at the Government’s “failure to listen”.
The group met at W…

An investigation into last week’s cyberattack on government computer systems has failed to unearth any evidence that personal information was accessed by third parties.
At a press conference, David Bu…

The cyberattack on Bermuda a week ago mirrored attacks on large corporations such as Sony, Twitter and Samsung, David Burt said, calling it “difficult to isolate what data may and may not have been co…

The Government has been accused of pressing ahead with changes to employment laws without consulting industry bosses.
The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce spoke out after Jason Hayward, the Minister of Eco…

A tourist suffered serious head injuries after losing control of her livery cycle in Hamilton Parish yesterday afternoon.
The woman was travelling west on North Shore Road near the junction with East …

The Premier is holding a press conference when we expect there will be an update on the cyberattack.

The Government is still working to establish if personal information of residents held in its computer systems was accessed by third parties in last week’s cyberattack.
The security breach on the Gove…

The US Congress is considering legislation to allow publishers and broadcasters to collectively negotiate with digital platforms as advertising revenue of the news media has fallen amid rapid technolo…

The Government admitted in a report it published four years ago that the island was without a “formal framework for monitoring cyberthreats and for preventing, detecting, and mitigating against cybera…

A week after a cyberattack targeting government IT systems was made public, much remains offline and little has been disclosed beyond frequent updates about what’s not working.
The Government continu…

The teachers’ union has renewed calls for an overhaul of the leadership at the Department of Education claiming its members are enduring “financial disruption” as a result of delayed payment and non-p…

Any decision reached by the Development Applications Board on the request for a special development order for the Fairmont Southampton hotel will remain under wraps until the Department of Planning go…

The owner of a pitbull that attacked a woman leaving her permanently scarred was fined $7,000 and ordered to pay the victim $9,500 in compensation.
Last month, magistrate Tyrone Chin found Macray Bulf…

Saltus has highlighted the Advanced Placement examination results of its latest graduates.
The internationally recognised AP programme offers college-level curricula and examinations to high school st…