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Upcoming legislation to strengthen human rights

July 16, 2026

Amendments to the Human Rights Act 1981 represent “important steps” towards strengthening protections in Bermuda, the Human Rights Commission said.
A Bill tabled in the House of Assembly on Friday wou…
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Charity calls for more senior protections

July 16, 2026

Age Concern Bermuda has called for more safeguards for senior citizens as the island’s ageing population continues to rise.
The call from the charity came after it was revealed that reports of abuse a…
Charity calls for more senior protections Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Trainer gets charitable licence for school lunch programme

July 16, 2026

A personal trainer who committed himself to keeping schoolchildren healthy and properly fed has received charity status to continue his efforts.
Hafid James has spent the past four years delivering he…
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Teenagers injured in shooting

July 16, 2026

Two teenagers sustained non-life threatening injuries during a reported shooting last night.
A police spokesman said officers were notified that two males, aged 15 and 16, attended King Edward VII Mem…
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Premier celebrates cultural ties during Azores visit

July 15, 2026

David Burt has paid a visit to the Azores on the invitation of its president, José Manuel Bolieiro.
The Premier, who was accompanied by Owen Darrell, the Minister of Tourism, Transport, Culture and Sp…
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News / Royal Gazette

Work continues to bring public guardian Bill forward

July 15, 2026

Work to establish an Office of the Public Guardian is still under way, with legislation being drafted to allow a two-year pilot programme.
The agency, promised in the 2020 Throne Speech, would be aime…
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Public warned about continuing fraudulent bank call scheme

July 15, 2026

The Bermuda Police Service is warning the public to be wary of calls from individuals claiming to represent local banks.
A police spokesman said scammers were “telling the call recipients that there h…
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News / Royal Gazette

Actors sought to bring inspirational musical to life

July 15, 2026

A local theatre company is looking to build a team for a Bermudian-based adaptation of The Woman at the Well, planned to take the stage in October.
The Noire Youth Theatre Company said auditions and p…
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Decolonisation put forward by Caricom as reparation proposal

July 15, 2026

Caricom has presented a plan for Britain to give up its territories, including Bermuda, as part of a raft of reparation proposals.
The key suggestion is featured in a policy statement being promoted i…
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DPP reviewing statistics-related cases

July 15, 2026

A review is taking place of files related to people and companies that allegedly failed to comply with statistics legislation, the Director of Public Prosecutions has announced.
The Statistics Act 200…
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Warrant executed in Pembroke

July 15, 2026

Police executed a warrant at a Pembroke residence this week.
A Bermuda Police Service spokesman said the warrant was executed on Monday as part of a continuing investigation.
He said: “Given the sens…
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Health minister warns about ‘organic’ products

July 14, 2026

A public health alert was issued as the health ministry warned about the potential side effects of several sexual performance products known to be sold in Bermuda.
Testing at the government laboratory…
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Officer recognised for life-saving actions in stabbing case

July 14, 2026

A police officer who helped to save the life of a stabbing victim was commended for his actions by the Bermuda Police Service.
The BPS said Pc Julian Brassington was among the officers who responded t…
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No one hurt but traffic impacted after Warwick collision

July 14, 2026

Traffic in an area of Warwick is limited to one lane after a collision between a bike and car thus afternoon.
A police spokesman said no one was injured in the incident, which occurred near the juncti…
No one hurt but traffic impacted after Warwick collision Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Digicel phone lines problem persists

July 14, 2026

An island-wide technical issue that affected Digicel customers continued to cause problems today as the communications provider confirmed that a post-incident review will take place.
Butterfield Bank …
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Road safety town hall offers chance to learn and share

July 14, 2026

Residents have been invited to make their voices heard on road safety matters as they learn more about a proposed Bill that would double fines for bad driving and allow police to conduct roadside sobr…
Road safety town hall offers chance to learn and share Read More
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OBA: when will the national energy policy be finalised?

July 14, 2026

The shadow home affairs minister has questioned when Bermuda’s national energy policy will be finalised.
Dwayne Robinson acknowledged that the Government’s fuel duty relief can soften the impact of po…
OBA: when will the national energy policy be finalised? Read More
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Public interest in Caricom discussions is ‘encouraging’

July 14, 2026

A poll of residents showed that Bermudians are “actively interested” in talks about the island’s potential deeper involvement in Caricom, a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Home Affairs said.
The Gover…
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Tinée Furbert runs for PLP deputy leadership

July 14, 2026

A third Progressive Labour Party MP has announced her bid to contest the post of deputy leader of the PLP in October.
Tinée Furbert, the Minister of Youth, Social Development and Seniors, was revealed…
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Addict jailed for new year break-in

July 14, 2026

A Hamilton Parish man who admitted breaking into a house with a crowbar on New Year’s Eve has been jailed for six years.
Temasgan Furbert, 39, pleaded guilty to a charge of aggravated burglary in conn…
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Arrested police officer suspended from duty

July 14, 2026

A police officer arrested on suspicion of dishonesty offences has been suspended from duty with pay, the Bermuda Police Service have confirmed.
Darrin Simons, the Commissioner of Police, said: “Suspen…
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News / Royal Gazette

Speeding driver disqualified

July 14, 2026

Speeding twice on North Shore Road proved costly for a 25-year-old Devonshire man.
Timothy Rogers was hit in the pocket and banned from operating any motor vehicle for six months at Magistrates’ Court…
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Hospitals board welcomes summer student class

July 13, 2026

Dozens of young people have rolled up their sleeves to join the Bermuda Hospitals Board’s summer student programme.
A BHB spokeswoman said that 39 students had been selected from 143 applicants, inclu…
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News / Royal Gazette

College Foundation’s $150,000 modernisation investment

July 13, 2026

Students at the Bermuda College will soon be able to thrive in a brand new state-of-the-art classroom.
The recently completed transformation is part of the Bermuda College Foundation’s modernisation d…
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News / Royal Gazette

Outerbridge celebrated for work bringing job fair to life

July 13, 2026

Alneisha Outerbridge, one of the organisers behind the recent Public Service Career Fair and Expo, has been awarded the June Public Service Excellence Award for her work.
A government spokeswoman said…
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College deepens ties with Arizona State

July 13, 2026

Bermuda College’s array of international agreements with institutions of higher learning overseas has been boosted with the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Arizona State University,
The…
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News / Royal Gazette

Overseas help to be deployed to locate rattlesnake

July 13, 2026

A specialist team will arrive on the island this week to bolster efforts to track down a rattlesnake first seen last month in Southampton.
A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works and Environment …
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Police: arrested officer suspended from duty

July 13, 2026

A police officer arrested on suspicion of dishonesty offences has been suspended from duty with pay, the Bermuda Police Service has confirmed.
Darrin Simons, the Commissioner of Police, said: “Suspens…
Police: arrested officer suspended from duty Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Government careers fair ‘met objective’

July 13, 2026

Interest in Public Service jobs has increased following a career fair and expo, the Government has said.
Students, jobseekers and career changers attended the Career Fair and Expo at Pier 6 last month…
Government careers fair ‘met objective’ Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Habitat fundraiser postponed to autumn

July 13, 2026

A pop-up art sale and auction planned for this week has been postponed until later this year.
A statement from Habitat for Humanity Bermuda, which was set to benefit from the fundraiser, said the even…
Habitat fundraiser postponed to autumn Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Premier’s trip to Azores celebrates connection

July 13, 2026

David Burt is leading a delegation from the Bermuda Government in the Azores to celebrate ties between the two territories.
A spokeswoman said that the Premier and Minister of Finance was joined on th…
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News / Royal Gazette

Summer Sunday: City Funday

July 13, 2026
Summer Sunday: City Funday (Photographs by Blaire Simmons)
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News / Royal Gazette

Pre Cup Match Explosion

July 13, 2026
Pre Cup Match Explosion (Photographs by Blaire Simmons)
Pre Cup Match Explosion Read More
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Island-wide technical issue at Digicel affects phone lines

July 13, 2026

Digicel has been hit by an ongoing, island-wide technical issue affecting its customers including the police service and hospital.
The Bermuda Police Service said it is experiencing issues with its p…
Island-wide technical issue at Digicel affects phone lines Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Traffic diverted after Harbour Road crash

July 13, 2026

The Bermuda Police Service have reported that there has been a single-vehicle car crash this morning on Harbour Road near Lower Ferry, Paget.
“The driver is believed to have sustained minor injuries,”…
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News / Royal Gazette

Survey: public split on Caricom but want referendum

July 13, 2026

Bermuda remains on the fence about whether the island should become a full member of Caricom, survey findings suggest, but the results also point to strong support for a referendum.

The Royal Gaz…

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Weeks confirms runs for PLP deputy leadership

July 13, 2026

A second Progressive Labour Party MP has confirmed throwing his hat into the ring for the role of deputy leader when the governing party’s members choose new blood in three months’ time.
Michael Week…
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News / Royal Gazette

MP calls for no-warning roadside sobriety tests

July 13, 2026

An opposition MP is calling for police to carry out roadside sobriety checks without warnings and for the courts to double penalties for bad driving to cut the number of deaths and injuries.
Jarion R…
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News / Royal Gazette

Dennis Lister III: prison reform on a slow but steady rise

July 13, 2026

Prison reform was making slow but consistent progress, the Junior Minister of Justice and Finance assured the House of Assembly.
Dennis Lister III said recruitment efforts were “actively under way” w…
Dennis Lister III: prison reform on a slow but steady rise Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Opposition queries Budget’s ‘centrally managed fund’

July 13, 2026

Extra spending totalling $22.26 million in the 2026-27 Budget is set to be debated by MPs as supplementary estimates next week.
In the House of Assembly yesterday, Douglas De Couto, the Shadow Ministe…
Opposition queries Budget’s ‘centrally managed fund’ Read More
News / Royal Gazette

MPs remember minister’s late brother

July 12, 2026

An Opposition MP paid tribute to a constituent who was killed in a powerboat crash last month.
Dwayne Robinson, the Shadow Minister of Home and Community Affairs, told MPs that Rickai “Pugi” Raynor he…
MPs remember minister’s late brother Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Lane closure planned in Hamilton Parish

July 12, 2026

A section of Harrington Sound Road will be reduced to one lane tomorrow and on Tuesday to repair pipes, the Ministry of Public Works and Environment said.
Work will be done from 10am to 5pm both days …
Lane closure planned in Hamilton Parish Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Pensions to increase from September

July 11, 2026

Seniors can expect a 1.74 per cent increase in their pensions starting in September after MPs voted to align benefits with Bermuda’s rate of inflation.
The Contributory Pensions (Amendment of Contribu…
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News / Royal Gazette

Wilson: ‘stop list’ convictions can block vital medical travel

July 11, 2026

Old criminal convictions can haunt residents later in life when the need arises to travel overseas for “urgent or life-saving medical care”, MPs heard.
Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, told the Hou…
Wilson: ‘stop list’ convictions can block vital medical travel Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Police officer arrested over dishonesty allegations

July 10, 2026

A serving police officer has been arrested on allegations of dishonesty, the Bermuda Police Service said.
The BPS said a full and impartial investigation into the circumstances surrounding the matter …
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News / Royal Gazette

Community dares to raise funds in Victoria park

July 10, 2026

Members of the community will get covered in toilet paper, dance with children and do other unusual things during a fundraiser in Victoria Park on Sunday.
A statement from Big Brothers Big Sisters of …
Community dares to raise funds in Victoria park Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Hayward discusses youth employment progress

July 10, 2026

The Department of Workforce Development helped more than 170 Bermudian students get jobs or internships this summer, MPs heard today.
Jason Hayward, the Minister of Economy and Labour, said 102 colleg…
Hayward discusses youth employment progress Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Human Rights complaints follow upward trend

July 10, 2026

Complaints to Bermuda’s Human Rights Commission continue to follow an upward trend, with issues relating to employment, access to services and workplace harassment the most common concerns raised last…
Human Rights complaints follow upward trend Read More
News / Royal Gazette

Bermudiana units rented at reduced rate for returning locals

July 10, 2026

Some units at Bermudiana Beach Residencies in Warwick are being rented out at a discounted rate, David Burt revealed in the House of Assembly today.
Craig Cannonier, the Opposition Whip, posed questio…
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News / Royal Gazette

Jury clears Warwick woman of gun, drugs charges

July 10, 2026

A woman accused of having a firearm and cocaine was cleared of all charges this afternoon by a Supreme Court jury.
After four hours of deliberation, the jury found Desiree O’Connor not guilty of posse…
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