Royal Gazette

The Bermuda Police Service has today again urged the public to be wary of scams designed to steal money and collect personal information or banking details.
A police spokesman said: “In one such scam …

Residents who need Covid-19 vaccine certificates will receive them from the Department of Health starting next month after a pandemic administration system goes offline.
Information held on the resQwe…

Police have asked the public for help finding a missing senior.
A police spokesman said that Beverly Masters, 83, was last seen at 10am today near Wellington Back Road in St George’s.
“Ms Masters is a…

Drivers and riders faced a stream of water on South Road in Paget this morning after a pipe apparently burst.
An area between White Sands Road and the Paget traffic lights was affected.
Footage from t…

A pilot training scheme to support nurses in Bermuda is helping to offset the effects on the island of a global shortage in the field, the Minister of Health said yesterday.
Kim Wilson told the House …

After a successful launch, the Daily Male Men’s Health Clinic is set to return this weekend offering free health services to older men in the East End.
Organisers said they hoped the clinic, to be hel…

The Minister of National Security, Michael Weeks, last night gave a brief outline of his ministry’s budget to defend against claims of indifference towards antisocial behaviour.
Mr Weeks ended the Hou…

Bermuda has recorded 15 new cases of Covid-19, bringing the total number of active cases to 16, according to the latest Government update.
The latest figures show that six people have recovered and on…

The public have been urged to stop putting faeces out in their household waste after a worker was “spattered by faeces” while collecting trash on Serpentine Road.
Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the M…

A charity held its annual tribute over the weekend to a US Navy sailor who died as a prisoner in Bermuda during the War of 1812.
Members of the Bermuda Island Pipe Band led a procession from King’s S…

Police are urging motorists to inspect their helmets and replace them if they are damaged.
It comes as the Bermuda Police Service said reports of traffic infractions fell in February as Operation Vega…

A section of Court Street will be temporarily reduced to a single lane next week for roadworks.
A spokeswoman for the City of Hamilton said that the southbound lane between Church Street and Reid Stre…

The artists of the Cosmic Design Agency are set to take centre stage in a new exhibition at the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art.
“Eye for I”, which opens on March 10, is intended to reflect on 20 ye…

New fees to register vacation rentals could lead to a loss of visitor beds, Vance Campbell, the tourism minister, said today.
David Burt announced the fee in his Budget statement, saying: “Though the …

Bermuda will celebrate the coronation of King Charles with a public holiday, it was announced today.
Rena Lalgie, the Governor, is set to sign a proclamation confirming that Monday, May 8 will be a pu…

The Ministry of Social Development and Seniors is looking for applicants interested in working with the United Nations Women as a consultant.
The post is the third advertised by UN Women in connection…

Bermuda’s first problem gaming helpline will launch this month as the island marks the 20th annual Problem Gaming Awareness Month.

The Problem Gaming Council announced that the hotline – 1-441-232…

A 50-year-old man who told police he had been drinking before getting onto his bike was today banned from driving all vehicles.
Mohamed Shabdeen, from Sandys, admitted driving under the influence of a…

A woman who struck a wall with her car has been banned from the roads for 18 months.
Jahmae Williams, 30, from Pembroke, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol when she appeared in …

A 24-year-old man pleaded guilty to punching a police officer while being arrested.
Tyler Dill, from St George’s, initially denied assaulting the officer but changed his plea when he appeared in Magis…

A free concert featuring two singing groups from Harvard University is due to take place this month.
The traditional annual concert by the Harvard Krokodiloes and the Radcliff Pitches from the Massac…

The public is being encouraged to consider their eating habits this month as the island marks Nutrition Month.
Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, said that the Government’s Nutrition Services “contin…

“Revenge porn” targeting young people, in which harmful non-consensual intimate images are put online, have spiked since the Covid-19 pandemic, the House of Assembly heard this morning.
Kathy Lynn Sim…

A man who broke out the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute was yesterday ordered to take part in a mental health court treatment programme.
Shilo Payne, 38, from Sandys, admitted to escaping, damaging M…

The Minister of Tourism, Vance Campbell, is to hold a press conference at 11am today on the Budget.
David Burt’s Budget Statement in the House of Assembly outlined a proposal for a “world-class” clini…

The Bermuda Gaming Commission will receive a guarantee of almost $10 million from the Government to allow it to borrow money to keep operating.
The $9.8 million figure in the 2023-24 Budget represents…