Royal Gazette

Food prices surged by almost 10 per cent with fuel and power costs increasing by more than 15 per cent, latest inflation figures released tonight showed.
However, in a statement, the Ministry of Econo…

Grievances over the building of a medical waste incinerator plant at Southside in St David’s are to be aired in a second public meeting tomorrow.
It follows a stormy public meeting at the start of the…

A man who suffered road rash after he came off his bike when it hit a curb has been fined and banned from the roads for drink-driving.
John Iris, 59, from Warwick, pleaded guilty to drink-driving when…

Students at Saltus now have a new space in which to study on campus.
The Learning Commons – which officially opened last week – is part of a multi-phased development programme to enhance learning expe…

Road sobriety checkpoints will be in effect in seven parishes this Thanksgiving weekend, police said today.
The checkpoints, which are set to start tomorrow evening, will also be joined by heightened …

A book detailing Black history has been republished after its initial print run sold out.

Black History in Bermuda: Timeline Spanning 5 Centuries, put together by antiracism charity Citizens Uproo…

A driver was injured after their car crashed into a wall in Paget last night.
The accident happened just after 10pm on Middle Road in Paget when the car struck a wall near the Paget post office.
A po…

New plans to turn a section of parkland into an events lawn and a parking lot for the Bermudiana Beach Resort have been submitted – despite the previous rejection of similar proposals. The Bermuda Au…

A Bermudian beloved for changing the lives of students under her care was mourned this week as someone who “celebrated life and liked to create special moments for others”.
Shondelle Paynter was a dor…

King Edward VII Memorial Hospital has denied that a man spent ten hours in the emergency department because of delays caused by its new electronic medical records system.
A Bermuda Hospitals Board sp…

A handful of additional flights are set to make December a slightly busier month than November, according to the latest schedule.
While the December schedule, published online by Skyport, is largely i…

Mobile phone records showed that a murder suspect could have been in the area on the night Morlan Steede was shot dead, a crime intelligence analyst said yesterday.
Lauren Bell told the Supreme Court …

The police are appealing for the public’s help to find missing 60-year-old Eugene Anderson.
Mr Anderson is described as brown complexioned, 5ft 9in tall, of medium build, with short grey hair and grey…

The Coalition for the Protection of Children is for the fifth year partnering with HSBC Bermuda to spread Christmas joy to needy children through their annual Toys for Tots campaign.
The charity said …

Vehicles with illegal licence plates can incur a fine of up to $500 under new regulations, transport minister Wayne Furbert warned yesterday.
The new minister’s comments come in the wake of regulation…

The architectural heritage of Southampton has been highlighted in the latest – and final – edition of the Bermuda National Trust’s Architectural Heritage book series.
The series, which started in 1995…

An advisory group set up in 2015 to help keep Bermuda’s economy on a steady course is to get its first review.
An assessment of the Financial Policy Council, which will include consultation with other…

A Covid-19 booster shot clinic hosted by St John Ambulance Bermuda delivered the Moderna Bivalent vaccine to nearly 150 people over the weekend.
The charity plans to offer another pop-up clinic on Dec…

A dispute between a landlord and tenant is to go back for trial after appeal court judges found that a magistrate was wrong to make a ruling without hearing evidence.
The panel was told there was “an …

A former minister has said he felt “disappointed“ at the timing of his removal from the Senate by David Burt.
The Premier replaced Ernest Peets in the Upper Chamber last Thursday – a move which came s…