Royal Gazette

Year-on-year food inflation slowed in February, according to figures released today by the Ministry of Economy and Labour.
Food sector prices increased by 9.2 per cent year-on-year, falling below 10 p…

Up to five Bermudian residents will be eligible for free medical treatment on the National Health Service in the UK from next month.
All Bermuda residents will also be able to get treatment on the NH…

A piece of art that highlights some of the consequences of reckless driving was donated to the Bermuda Road Safety Council this afternoon.
Eddie Fisher created Tears in my Eyes, which is a passage wr…

The Ministry of Education has congratulated CedarBridge Academy’s StockXers Team for winning an investment competition.
Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, congratulated all who participated in…

Residents are invited to sport their favourite hat or cap in support of students with learning difficulties.
On May 24, Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy is launching its second annual Hat Day Fundrais…

A man has been charged in Magistrates’ Court with importing cannabis resin with a value of up to $56,000 into Bermuda.
Tahva Virgil, 28, appeared in court yesterday and denied bringing in the drug, as…

An insurance company has donated $28,000 to a zoological charity’s education programme.
Staff of Hamilton Re also took part in a corporate day at Trunk Island – a “living classroom” run by the Bermuda…

Progress in the development of a South Shore tourist resort shows the “hard work and dedication” of the teams involved, the Premier said.
David Burt led the Cabinet Committee on Economic Development o…

The number of requests made under Pati legislation increased by 17 per cent last year, according to the Information Commissioner’s Office.
The Information Commissioner’s 2022 Annual Report, available …

The Hamilton Lions Club and Terceira’s service station raised more than $17,000 for three local charities, through its annual Gas-O-Rama raffle draw.
Vision Bermuda, Bermuda Junior Golf Association a…

Submissions for a special development order for the Fairmont Southampton Hotel fail to demonstrate a need for a substantial residential development, according to the Government’s planning department.
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Environmental groups are calling for planning applications for developments on public park land to be put on hold until a National Parks Commission has been re-established.
David Burch, the Minister o…

Marco Warren, the football star who died in a road incident, was “humble and reflective” about missing out on the FA Cup final, Owen Darrell, the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, said.
Mr Dar…

A routine traffic stop in the midst of a Cup Match motorcade resulted in the discovery of a loaded firearm hidden in a plastic sandwich container, the Supreme Court heard yesterday.
Jaron Roberts, 31,…

The Government must take urgent action “to curb the carnage” on Bermuda’s roads, according to the opposition One Bermuda Alliance.
Michael Dunkley, the Shadow Minister of National Security, spoke out …

A teenager was stabbed in the face in a knife attack in Pembroke last night.
Police were called to the scene on Rambling Lane shortly after 9pm in the wake of reports of a disturbance involving a man …

Two men involved in separate crashes were today banned from driving all vehicles and ordered to take part in a drink-drivers’ court treatment programme.
Mihkai Trott-Davis and Priyesh Patel, both 28, …

A reinsurance company has signed on as the lead sponsor of an event to raise funds for the transformation of a church rectory into a residential treatment centre.
Talcott Re is supporting Vegas in the…

A delivery driver needed hospital treatment for head and facial injuries after he was punched and kicked by a man who wanted him to move his truck.
Magistrates’ Court heard that Edward Tavares was del…

Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, has urged the public to monitor their heart health as part of World Hypertension Day today.
More than a billion people worldwide live with hypertension, which is a …

A veteran tugboat captain claims Bermuda’s new tugboats, the Faithful and the Powerful, are inadequate for the type of open sea work required for the job.
Roy Kenneth Todd also said staff within the D…