Royal Gazette

Additional services have been added to the ferry schedule over the Cup Match holiday, the Department of Marine and Port Services announced this afternoon.
An updated Orange Route timetable includes ad…

The ranks of the Royal Bermuda Regiment have been bolstered by 16 new recruits who have taken the King’s shilling.
The two women and 14 men marched through the gates of Warwick Camp on Sunday to begi…

A course furnishing Bermudians with training in the emerging fintech industry has been taken up by eight people, the Economic Development Department has announced.
The second annual Fintech Education …

Two blood donors have been recognised for their efforts to help the hospital provide life-saving transfusions in the past year.
Long-time donor Mandy Mizibrocky won a night’s stay at the Hamilton Prin…

A government department has thrown open its doors to 25 students for a summer learning programme.
The young people will be taught about how the Ministry of Public Works operates and get hands-on expe…

A response was invited from the British Government after the European Court of Human Rights received complaints that cancelling legal recognition of same-sex marriages in Bermuda was in violation of i…

A fundraiser is being held at Swizzle Inn on Sunday to help the family of a late chef.
Jerry Collantes, from the Philippines, worked at the restaurant for less than a year before losing his life as …

Skyport has sought planning permission to make a series of upgrades to the runway at LF Wade International Airport, according to a recent application.
The planning application, submitted this year, pr…

Hamilton sanitation workers continue to deal with trash dumped in the City from elsewhere in Bermuda, a spokeswoman said.
“A series of illegal dumping incidents have occurred in the last few days in…

The 2023 International Baccalaureate results announced for the Bermuda High School today showed 100 per cent of students achieving their diploma.
The school’s new head teacher, Carol Swainson, said th…

Youth unemployment plummeted by nearly two thirds as the Government insisted it was not because people had “given up hope” and emigrated.
Jason Hayward, the Minister for Economy and Labour, conceded …

A section of North Shore Road will be partially closed to traffic from Tuesday to Friday next week.
The Ministry of Public Works said that the road at the eastern side of the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum …

Domestic workers must be paid the minimum wage like most other employees in Bermuda, the Government has confirmed.
A statement today said: “A domestic worker’s gross pay must add up to at least the m…

The island’s Information Commissioner, Gitanjali Gutierrez, will serve another three years on the executive board of the International Conference of Information Commissioners.
Ms Gutierrez said her r…

More than 20 young people are learning, working and having fun together in the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s summer camp for its Junior Leaders.
The two-week programme operates both as a culmination of tra…

Police have launched an investigation after a woman suffered a serious head wound in an attack at the weekend.
The incident took place at a home on Inghams Vale in Pembroke on Saturday.
The victim was…

A man who was involved in a three vehicle collision in Hamilton Parish has been disqualified from driving all vehicles for 18 months.
John Lake, 33, from Southampton, pleaded guilty to not taking a b…

Motorists are being urged to exercise caution on the roads during the summer months.
The Bermuda Road Safety Council said that there is an increase in traffic at this time of year and motorists needed…

The former premier Ewart Brown has claimed that he was persecuted by a White Establishment because he “tries to stand with a straight spine” and “espouses counter-racist views”.
Dr Brown made the alle…

The Government has agreed to re-evaluate the scoring that was used to determine whether West End Primary School should close, the Premier has revealed.
David Burt, along with Diallo Rabain, the Minis…

A renowned cook whose cuisine became synonymous with Cup Match and county games also embodied the values of old St David’s.
Joyce “Dolly” Pitcher adhered to recipes from childhood, dominated by seafoo…

A milestone for the Town of St George is celebrated today, as it has been 411 years since the arrival of the island’s first permanent settlers at its shores.
Quinell Francis, the Mayor of St George, s…

The One Bermuda Alliance launched a campaign to smear former premier Ewart Brown in the run-up to the July 2017 General Election, it has been claimed.
Michael Scott, a former Progressive Labour Party…