Royal Gazette

A planned framework would allow the Government to review how changes to Bermuda’s healthcare may impact patients, access to care, costs or the wider system before implementation.
The proposed structur…

Almost $67,000 has been spent by the Government in efforts to locate a rattlesnake and fire ants on the island.
Jaché Adams, the Minister of Public Works and Environment, said the ministry had spent a…

Police have arrested a man in connection with a suspected knife crime.
The man was detained by police outside The A1 MarketPlace on Valley Road, Paget, at about 9pm today, witnesses said.
Police sai…

No moves will be made by the Progressive Labour Party government that would risk the ability of Bermudians to travel to the United States, the PLP insisted today.
The party said that it recognises the…

The Loren Hotels group has submitted an in-principle planning application to restore the historic Elbow Beach Hotel.
It said that the proposal features a scaled-down design and is expected to maintain…

A visitor was reportedly injured today after a collision between a livery cycle she was riding and a car near Industrial Park Road in Southampton.
A police spokeswoman said: “Initial information sugge…

Budding business owners will display their products and services at a free exhibition this weekend.
The Youth Entrepreneur Expo, hosted by the Office of Youth Affairs, will showcase businesses from ch…

A snow sports group is offering an opportunity for an aspiring skier or snowboarder in Bermuda to take to the slopes in Vermont in the United States in February.
The Bermuda Ski and Snowboard Associat…

The Bermuda Diabetes Association is partnering with a United States-based company to use AI technology in a free screening exercise for chronic kidney disease this month.
The BDA said that the partner…

The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute has invited families to learn more about the humble starfish at its next Kids Hour Saturday event.
The event series, held on the third Saturday of the mont…

A $25,000 grant will help a charity offer horticultural skills and practical training to people in recovery from substance use challenges.
A statement said the contribution from the Fidelis Foundation…

A human rights charity has partnered with a tenants association to form Bermuda’s first union for leaseholders’ rights.
Bermuda Is Love and the Bermuda Autonomous Tenants Association launched #Tenants…

A former district nurse and midwife said yesterday that she believes Bermuda is lagging behind other nations by not giving specialised nurses more autonomy.
Cecille Snaith-Simmons has for 64 years eit…

Two government ministers have called an “urgent meeting” to respond to a spate of road incidents that have claimed 12 lives since the start of the year.
A government spokeswoman confirmed that Owen Da…

The Government is looking to purchase new fire trucks as part of a multiyear fleet-renewal programme.
A recent request for proposal sought qualified suppliers for Class B fire pumpers to be delivered …

The United States Consulate General has moved to clarify that visa-free travel to the US is governed solely by US policy, and is not part of a bilateral agreement with Bermuda or Britain.
The office a…

Smoke from a fire near Sally Port in Dockyard tonight could be seen from miles away.
It is not known when the West End blaze first started or what exactly was burnt, but crews from three trucks were …

Tynes Bay is unable to receive commercial waste for the rest of the day owing to a small fire at the facility, the Ministry of Public Works and Environment announced.
A spokeswoman said at 6.20pm that…

A new studio has been named in honour of the founder and director of the St George’s Original Dancerettes.
A government spokeswoman said the Carla Watson Dance and Movement Studio was unveiled during …

Two government ministers have called an “urgent meeting” to respond to a spate of road incidents that have now claimed 12 lives since the start of the year.
A government spokeswoman confirmed that Owe…

Police urged members of the public looking for rental accommodations on the island to use caution after a suspected scam.
A spokesman said a person responding to a rental property advertisement was as…

A call has been made by the Opposition leader for the publication of research that backs the abandonment of middle schools.
Ben Smith, of the One Bermuda Alliance, urged for consultation to be shared …

Executives of the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club agreed to talks with staff after several workers downed tools this morning.
More than 20 people, understood to be from the housekeeping department,…

The inside of centuries-old Sessions House is expected to be demolished starting in the next two weeks, the Minister of Public Works and Environment said.
Jaché Adams told The Royal Gazette last week …

The island’s twelfth road fatality was recorded on Saturday after a two-vehicle collision in Paget.
Police said that shortly after 4pm, officers and emergency medical personnel responded to the scene …

A section of North Shore Road will be limited to one lane of traffic starting tomorrow, the Ministry of Public Works and Environment has announced.
A spokeswoman said the closure will be in place nea…

A successful season of camps and activities for the island’s young people included a Youth Art Expo for campers to display their imagination, colour and artistic talent.
Owen Darrell, the Minister of …

A call was made for residents and stakeholders to combine their efforts to break the cycle of violence which has affected the island.
Leroy Bean, the head of the Gang Violence Reduction Team, said fo…

The island’s twelfth road fatality was recorded today following a two-vehicle collision in Paget.
Police said that at about 4.20pm, officers and emergency medical personnel responded to the scene of a…

An expansion of powers for advanced practice nurses is being explored by the Government as efforts continue to improve efficiency and reduce the cost of healthcare.
The health ministry said that while…

The island must act now to get organised given its vulnerability to the threat of climate change, the Bermuda National Trust urged, saying the need for a working and co-ordinated Climate Change Task F…

A driver had to be extricated from a car after suffering life-threatening injuries in a collision.
The crash, which occurred around 3.19am today, took place between a car and an SUV near the junction…

Kalmar Richards has stepped down as the Commissioner of Education after 40 years in public education.
Ms Richards’s retirement was announced as the Ministry of Education named members of its new Board…

The Department of Health will mark the end of Breastfeeding Awareness Week 2026 this weekend with a community event at Victoria Park.
The free event, scheduled to run from 9am to 11.30am tomorrow will…

A Pembroke home was damaged in a fire this afternoon — however, no one was believed to be injured in the blaze.
The Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service led fire hoses from two appliances down Tulo Lane fr…

A stranger to Bermuda has been spotted in local waters this week.
Two separate videos that appeared to show a manatee were posted yesterday on Facebook.
The mammal can be seen swimming near land in o…

A taskforce set up by the Government to lead Bermuda’s response to the “urgent challenges” of climate change has been out of action for almost 18 months.
It is not clear if the group, which was establ…

An antiviolence group created by the mothers of murder victims called for more community support ahead of its annual motorcade on Saturday.
Mothers On A Mission will hold its island-wide drive to draw…

Increasing demands and limited capacity have led the Ministry of Public Works and Environment to recruit engineers and other professionals to support active projects.
A notice published last week stat…

Representatives of industries that would be affected by the Blue Ocean Prosperity Programme met the environment minister to share their views, The Royal Gazette has learnt.
Hoteliers, charter boat ope…

A finalised electricity sector blueprint was strengthened through public consultation, with clear and consistent input from stakeholders, the Government said.
Feedback from residents, industry stakeho…

The next generation of legal professionals will have an opportunity to learn about practising law in the public service at a special reception next Thursday evening.
Kim Wilkerson, the Attorney-Genera…

A summer internship has provided two university students the chance to look at the challenges and opportunities facing Bermuda’s energy sector.
The Department of Energy welcomed Neriah Bean and Benjam…

An annual charitable drive aimed at making sure students are ready for the classroom has returned with companies and individuals urged to lend a hand.
The Each One Reach One Back to School Campaign, l…

A woman accused of a plot to smuggle cannabis into Bermuda told customs officers that a friend had packed a suitcase found to contain 29 packages of the drug.
Sandra Marrero-Guzman, 37, has denied con…

Bermuda has recorded its eleventh road death of the year as a motorcyclist died in hospital a week after being injured in a crash in Southampton.
Police and emergency services found the man lying in …

An ant expert has helped inspect more than 760 spots across the island to check for one of the world’s most invasive insects.
A government spokeswoman said the searches had taken place after red impor…

A rider was taken to hospital this evening following a “serious” two-vehicle collision in Paget, police said.
A spokeswoman said around 10pm, officers and other first responders responded to a report …

Eight scholarship awardees and five graduates were honoured for their hard work and dedication to providing crucial services to Bermuda.
The Public Service Scholarship Award Ceremony recognised stude…