Royal Gazette

Bermuda’s flag was in evidence during today’s Coronation Parade while the Royal Bermuda Regiment contingent, two Bermuda police officers and Bermuda Boy Scouts also did Bermuda proud.
TV viewers hopi…

A freshly prepared green space rich in endemic trees was declared King’s Coronation Garden this morning in a ceremony at the Bermuda Botanical Gardens in Paget.
Part of the Micro Forest Project begun …

Setting out just after sunrise today from St George’s, the walkers, runners and cyclists of this year’s End-to-End had plenty of company to cheer them on as they headed west.
Participants in the 36th …

Aircraft mechanical problems once again snarled an American Airlines flight from Miami, Florida to Bermuda today with AA 2205 scheduled to leave Bermuda 13½ hours late.
Skyport, the operator of LF Wad…

An appeal has been made by the Bermuda Police Service for anyone with information about the killing of a man shot dead a year ago to come forward.
Keyoshe Robinson’s body was found on the shoreline of…

Bermuda’s House of Assembly moved today to send the island’s best to King Charles III ahead of the coronation ceremony — Britain’s first in 70 years.
Walter Roban, the Deputy Premier, delivered “our h…

David Burt is asking Bermudian university students and recent graduates in the UK to join him for dinner in London next week.
The Bermuda ‘dinner and dialogue’ event is taking place as part of the Pre…

Investments in electric buses have saved Bermuda $222,000 per bus in place of diesel, the Minister of Transport said yesterday.
Wayne Furbert added that through further reduced dependency on fossil fu…

After 27 years of operation, the Bermuda Land Development Company will cease by January 2024, when it merges fully with the West End Development Corporation, creating a new entity.
MPs agreed last ni…

The island’s newest flight route was welcomed with open arms at the LF Wade International Airport this afternoon.
The inaugural JetBlue flight from New York’s LaGuardia Airport to Bermuda was almost …

The Minister of Education refused to confirm in Parliament whether the Government is dropping its plan to temporarily move all St George’s primary schoolchildren to Whitney Institute Middle School in …

The Minister of Education this morning apologised to members of the community for the way recent engagement session outlining the transition plans for education reform were conducted.
In a statement i…

The Government will budget $150,000 for next year’s Agricultural Exhibition, MPs were told today.
Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the public works minister, said the return to an in-person exhibition …

Eligibility requirements for financial assistance system will be relaxed if a policy paper’s recommendations are taken up, MPs were told today.
Jason Hayward, the economy and labour minister, told th…

The 1920s came roaring back into fashion when staff and guests of the Cambridge Beaches in Somerset celebrated the resort’s 100th birthday.
Women wearing flapper dresses and men in black tie stepped b…

A plan to uproot all primary-level children in St George’s and temporarily move them to Whitney Institute Middle School has been ditched, The Royal Gazette has learnt.
Diallo Rabain, the Minister of E…

The Government’s failure to develop a business plan ahead of charging fees for public access to information requests is “an embarrassment” according to the Opposition.
Jarion Richardson, the One Bermu…

Bermuda will be represented for the coronation ceremony for King Charles III and the Queen Consort this weekend in London by Rena Lalgie, the Governor, and David Burt.
The programme is to commence at …

A former deputy leader of the One Bermuda Alliance has been fined $1,000 for a 2021 traffic collision that left a woman injured.
Leah Scott, 63, from Sandys, was originally charged with the more serio…

A solar powered food-producing laboratory at Bermuda College is a step closer to completion with help from the private sector – and will offer courses in aquaponics to the public this coming autumn.
A…

The Opposition Leader has congratulated the 14 Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers and police officers who will be attending the coronation of King Charles III.
Cole Simons also extended his congratulatio…

People can expect to face prosecution if they are caught dumping trash from other parts of the island in Hamilton, the city’s chief executive officer warned.
Dwayne Caines urged residents to help kee…

This year’s island-wide charity walk will see a reduced affect on the environment after years of eco-friendly approaches.
The Convex End-to-End, taking place this Saturday, is using giveaway bags made…

Work to improve public access to Achilles’ Bay has begun, it was announced this morning.
Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said Smith Hauling and Excavating had begun repai…

Government services will be “moderately interrupted” this afternoon to allow civil servants to attend a union meeting.
The Bermuda Public Services Union meeting will be held from midday until 2pm and …