Royal Gazette

Police investigating the death of Marco Warren early on May 14 have appealed for anyone who was in the vicinity of the fatal collision — even if they spotted nothing unusual — to come forward.
Mr Warr…

Two concerts are in the works for next month to commemorate the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and the coronation of King Charles III.
The classical concerts will be performed by the Bermuda Chamber Ch…

Bermuda Day this Friday comes with the road race and parade which will affect roads from 8am to 8pm.
Traffic will be closed off for a string of events, with the Marathon Derby setting out at 8.30am an…

A wellness programme offering a fresh look at health for seniors was praised for its contribution to the community.
The Salvation Army launched the Come to the Well campaign to help seniors support th…

A science partnership has boosted signature learning at CedarBridge Academy under the island’s ongoing reforms to public education.
The Bermuda Zoological Society has signed a memorandum of understand…

The Premier detailed the work a Government-appointed consultant will be doing in the Middle East over the next year, work that will cost the taxpayer $240,000.
David Burt said that Alexia Hefti, an at…

Organisers of the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts expressed their sadness as they announced the suspension of operations after 48 years.
The halt comes after audience numbers dropped and costs…

Taxi operators are demanding that the Government come clean over plans for a possible shake-up of the industry.
The Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association also asked that officials “be honest” …

Commuters are advised to expect delays this morning after a felled utility pole blocked off a section of road in Warwick.
The pole came down on Morgan’s Road, cutting off access to Warwick Academy fro…

Politicians, dignitaries and members of the community gathered for the official opening of the St George’s Marina and Super Yacht Dock which will pave the way for a “thriving and prosperous future”.
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Members of the Ag Show team were recognised for making last month’s Agricultural Exhibition a success.
David Burt, the Premier, and Derrick Binns, the Head of the Public Service, presented the team w…

Proceeds earned from a former premier’s book signing will benefit a Jamaican high school.
Ewart Brown, who served as Premier from 2006 to 2010, will be signing his autobiography Whom Shall I Fear? Pus…

A building at the Harmony Club in Paget has been named after the late Bonnie-Jean Tweed who was the longest-serving employee of the Bermuda Housing Corporation at the time of her tenure.
Family membe…

Two Bermuda Police officers have been trained to confront an active shooter through the US Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Police sergeants Terry Trott and Michael Thomas finished advanced armed poli…

A man who stole tools valued at more than $800 from a Warwick store has been ordered to participate in drug treatment court.
Carlton Minors, 53, from St George’s, admitted stealing three items from P…

Residents and visitors flocked to Court Street yesterday to enjoy the first street fair of the summer season.
More than 40 retailers and fast food owners set up stalls along the street, which was clos…

Two Progressive Labour Party MPs have been paid thousands of dollars in addition to their regular salaries for work carried out for the Government.
Backbencher Ianthia Simmons-Wade, the widow of forme…

A private members club has hit back after it was denounced in Parliament for destroying a swathe of mangroves.
The Mid-Ocean Club is now seeking urgent talks with the Government after it was attacked …

Reducing the number of MPs in the House of Assembly and modernising Parliament top the suggestions for reform from the newly retired Clerk to the Legislature as she looks back on 20 years’ service.
Sh…

The taxi industry is to face a major overhaul, according to the Premier who said drivers must improve standards of service.
Speaking in the House of Assembly on Friday, David Burt said that taxi compa…

She was on the front line at the House of Assembly for MPs getting ejected, motions to censure, an attempted vote of no confidence against a premier, and two demonstrations that besieged Parliament.
I…