Royal Gazette

A lane closure along a section of road in Pembroke will be in effect until further notice, the Ministry of Public Works and Environment has said.
The closure on Cox’s Hill Road is necessary to facilit…

Speakers converged on the Bermuda Society of Arts at City Hall in Hamilton to observe United Nations Peace Day.
The event was organised by Glenn Fubler, co-ordinator of the community group Imagine Ber…

An out-of-school camp series focused on discovery and exploration has been voted the best of its kind in Bermuda for young children.
The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute picked up The Bermudia…

A rental car has crashed in the eastbound lane of Mullet Bay Road in St George’s.
The Bermuda Police Service reported shortly after 2pm that the vehicle had crashed just west of Mullet Bay Park.
Offic…

New restrictions on who can access a birth certificate came into effect today.
The Registry General issued a public notice about the implementation of the Registration (Births and Deaths) Amendment Ac…

A Bermudian singer impressed judges and fans when he performed on the British version of the hit singing competition The Voice.
Dakari Love’s rendition of No Time To Die, by Billie Eilish, propelled h…

A man who spent a decade behind bars over attempted murder and firearm convictions that were later quashed is suing the Government for about $3 million.
Anwar Muhammad launched legal action in the civ…

Two of Bermuda’s Rhodes scholars who are lifelong friends encouraged more science students to make their mark on the island.

Jayden Parker and Noah Da Silva, named as Bermuda’s Rhodes scholars for…

A legal dispute against the Minister of Education over Covid testing in public schools will be heard by the Privy Council in London in November.
The appellant, a minor whose case was taken up by her f…

A Florida-based company bought two of Bermuda’s fast ferries for almost $313,000 each in July, The Royal Gazette has learnt.
The Gazette requested copies of the bills of sale for the original Warbaby …

Residents have been urged to reflect on the role they play in creating respectful, safe and peaceful communities.
It comes as International Day of Peace is observed globally tomorrow.
The Ministry of …

A Bermudian singer impressed judges and fans when he performed on the British version of the hit singing competition The Voice.
Dakari Love’s rendition of No Time To Die by Billie Eilish propelled him…

Pupils from schools across the island debated the importance of physical education and the pressure faced by young athletes at CedarBridge Academy yesterday.
Students from Warwick Academy, Saltus Gram…

A serving police officer is not connected to a recent drug importation trial in any way, the Commissioner of Police said this evening.
Darrin Simons said that the Bermuda Police Service was “aware of …

Residents at a health screening exercise who showed improvements in the function of their kidneys credited lifestyle changes as key to improving their health, a charity said.
The Bermuda Diabetes Asso…

Another member has passed on from the covert group that risked reprisals from the Establishment in Bermuda to take on racial segregation in the 1959 Theatre Boycott.
Edouard Williams and his late wife…

An elderly tourist who was seriously injured when she was struck by a bus in Hamilton in October 2024 told Magistrates’ Court that she looked “both ways” before crossing the road and “never saw” the o…

Work around an East End lighthouse is to take its next steps after a telecommunications tower was built.
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment said telecommunications equipment in the St David’…

Bermuda was represented at an elite conference on prison reform where officials voted it a success.
Keeva Joell-Benjamin, Commissioner of Corrections, represented the island at the regional conference…

A defence lawyer today challenged a collision expert’s investigation that he said linked her client’s taxi to the death of a footballer.
Victoria Greening suggested that Glenn Luben failed to consider…

A legal dispute between Progressive Labour Party officials and a leadership candidate is still set to be heard next month after discussions of a possible agreement fell flat.
Mark Pettingill, who is r…

Drivers have been advised of restrictions on Sunday morning in St David’s owing to the Aon Ltd Mixed Team Relay Triathlon brought by the Bermuda Triathlon Association.
They will be in effect in the ar…

Traffic will be restricted in a section of the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital campus on Tuesday, the Bermuda Hospitals Board said.
A spokeswoman noted that vehicular access will be restricted betwe…

A Canadian national has walked free after being cleared of smuggling $1.3 million of cannabis into Bermuda.
A Supreme Court was unanimous after nearly five hours’ deliberation in finding Sandra Marrer…

The founder of a family paint company applied his skills and resources for community projects such as helping restore historic naval crests on the walls of Dockyard.
John Swift was an accomplished gol…

A Bermudian singer is getting his moment in the spotlight this week as he performs on the British version of the hit singing competition The Voice.
Dakari Love, who is based in London, posted on Insta…

A road traffic collision expert today linked a former senator’s taxi to injuries on a deceased football star.
Glenn Luben, from Florida, told the Supreme Court that injuries found on Marco Warren’s bo…

An advisory panel that aims to provide independent, high-level strategic advice and recommendations concerning Bermuda’s space and satellite sector has been set up by the Minister of Home Affairs.
Ale…

An array of stamps marking the 60th anniversary of the Royal Bermuda Regiment was unveiled at the Bermuda Post Office today.
The six stamps, which have also gone on sale, feature the various roles of …

Opportunities to grow air service to the island were discussed when the transport minister and a delegation met with officials of United Airlines this week in the United States.
Owen Darrell led a tea…

A section of North Shore Road is limited to one lane of traffic from today until Saturday.
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment said that the emergency closure is in place near Black Watch P…

A man injured in a collision on September 14 was still in hospital yesterday with police urging witnesses to come forward.
Police have said that at about 1pm on Tuesday, officers responded to a crash …

The island’s youth will lead the way for a week of promoting healthy living, with the annual Celebrating Wellness to commence on Saturday.
Brought by the Department of Health, it opens with a youth-le…

A day of ocean discovery will take place on Saturday at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute and is free for all to attend.
The member appreciation day will run from 11am to 3pm, celebrating m…

Businesses selling electric bikes across the island are appealing to transport officials for clearer information after the announcement of new regulations for owners.
At the end of next month, e-bike …

The Ministry of Health urged the public to be cautious amid an increase of Covid-19 and other respiratory illnesses in recent weeks.
Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, said today the ministry was pre…

The Criminal Investigation Unit of the Bermuda Police Service has made a “meaningful donation” of essential school supplies to the Department of Child and Family Services.
The unit partnered with the …

The Government has partnered with a wellness centre to provide individual counselling and drop-in support to caregivers on the island.
The new partnership between the Ministry of Youth, Social Develop…

Long-term care residents at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital have four new wheelchairs thanks to their families and the Bermuda Public Services Union.
A statement said the donation was possible thro…

Students and parents can learn more about 13 British-based boarding schools during a fair this month.
A statement from event organiser Beach Education said families can explore “some of the strongest…

The Ministry of Health is no longer monitoring travellers arriving in Bermuda from Uganda or South Sudan to minimise the chance of Ebola reaching the island.
A ministry spokeswoman said while it cease…

A judge has laid out her reasons for delivering an interim injunction over proposed changes to the Progressive Labour Party’s membership and delegate-selection processes.
While the party’s central com…

Canal Road in Pembroke will be closed to traffic tomorrow as the WER Joell Tennis Stadium hosts the Davis Cup.
A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works and Environment said the Pembroke road will …

The Minister of Public Works and Environment highlighted the importance of protecting the island’s coastal systems at a global environmental conference this week.
Jaché Adams told participants in the …

A decision by the central committee of the island’s ruling party to pause the meeting where a new leader will be chosen was made “to protect the integrity of that process and ensure that whoever is el…

Two teenagers were taken to hospital yesterday afternoon after a crash on Front Street that involved a motorcycle and a car.
Police, fire and ambulance teams responded to the collision near King Stree…

The Bermuda Tourism Authority released a retrospective of its development throughout 2025.
Its Year In Review looked at how well the authority stuck by its “Agility” framework for tourism growth.
Will…

Residents interested in rolling up their sleeves for healthy produce have been invited to sign up to the next series of the Grow, Eat, $ave programme.
The nine-week course, facilitated by Kevin Santuc…

Riders of e-bikes have until the end of October to license themselves and their vehicles, secure appropriate insurance and make sure they are wearing certified helmets.
Noncompliance with the deadlin…

The Progressive Labour Party has postponed its upcoming annual general conference that will decide a new party leader and premier.
The party said that the Central Committee, which met at party headqua…