Bermuda-based Private Jet Club partners with PGA Tour event
Private Jet Club (PJC) is partnering with the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, a PGA TOUR event, for its 2026 tournament at Port Royal Golf Course, with the re
Arnold Manders Scores 40 Runs For IMC
Arnold and Andre Manders featured for IMC Emerging XI in their 77-run defeat by Wales at the IMC Over-60s World Cup in Ontario, Canada. Wales scored 222 for nine from their allotted overs, with Arnold Manders taking two for 15 from three overs. The Emerging XI were dismissed for 145 in reply, with Arnold Manders …
Portion of Railway Trail to close tomorrow for event
A section of the Railway Trail in Devonshire will be temporarily closed off to motorists tomorrow for an event.
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment said the section of the trail between Loyal…
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment said the section of the trail between Loyal…
Shipping Schedule: Week Starting August 22
The Department of Marine & Ports Services has released the weekly shipping schedule for ship arrivals commencing on Saturday, August 22nd. On Saturday the Carnival Venezia and the Norwegian Jewel cruise ships are expected, on Sunday the Amaryllis Knutsen container ship and the Oleander container ship will arrive, and on Monday the Norwegian Aqua and …
Football: Sachiel Ming Assists In Syracuse Win
Bermuda’s Sachiel Ming recorded an assist as Syracuse men’s soccer opened its season with a 2-1 victory away to No 24 UConn at Joseph J. Morrone Stadium in the U.S. Syracuse took the lead in the 28th minute when Jordan Grey found the net, with Ming and Nathan Scott credited with the assists. The Orange …
Fishing of groupers remains prohibited in certain zones
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment reminds commercial and recreational fishers that the “Grouper Boxes”, which contain important Black Grouper agg
Opinion: ‘Price controls have proven to be ineffective’
OBA backs moves to prevent monopolies, but says Government’s strategy on lowering grocery prices will potentially reduce purchasing options for customers
Glebe Road to briefly close today
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment wishes to advise motorists that Glebe Road, Pembroke, will be closed to traffic on Saturday, 22 August 2026, from 1
Photos & Video: Somerset Marches The Cup
Somerset supporters took to the streets to celebrate the team’s Cup Match victory, waving flags and wearing the team’s colours during a lively procession last night in the west end. The celebration follows after Somerset retained the Cup Match trophy after defeating St George’s by an innings and 87 runs at Somerset Cricket Club. Related Stories …
Photos: Future Leaders Bermuda Ceremony
Future Leaders Bermuda held its induction and closing ceremony at the Bermuda College Lecture Theatre on Friday, August 21, where students shared their experiences and were formally inducted as Future Leaders after completing the three-week academic component of the programme. Related Stories Photos & Videos: Future Leaders Ceremony Photos: Future Leaders Community Day Photos & …
House under ‘quarantine’ as emu investigation continues
A household is understood to be under quarantine as inquiries continued regarding emus being brought to the island.
A reporter and multimedia team with The Royal Gazette visited a Smith’s residence ye…
A reporter and multimedia team with The Royal Gazette visited a Smith’s residence ye…
The Department of Culture held
The Department of Culture held the 17th Annual Robinson/Packwood Memorial Lecture on August 18 at the Bermuda National Gallery, bringing together members of the community to reflect on Bermuda’s history and the importance of preserving and understanding the island’s past.
Trey Mallory Concludes Kingston Tournament
Bermuda’s Trey Mallory bowed out of the Kingston Open 1 ATP Challenger 75 tournament in Jamaica after a straight-sets defeat in the opening round of qualifying. Mallory, who received a wild card into the qualifying draw, faced tenth seed Aidan Kim of the United States on Centre Court. Kim won the match 6-3, 6-1 in …
‘Grow Local’ scheme encourages agricultural activity
The Department of Planning is reminding landowners and aspiring farmers to register their interest in the Grow Local initiative, an innovative programme designe
Police probe three collisions that happened in one day
Police appeal for witnesses following three separate collisions in Paget and Smith’s
Media Release:
Two-Vehicle Smith’s Parish Collision
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Willow Cuts backed to bounce back against Rangers
Willow Cuts coach Dexter Basden has backed his side to bounce back from the heavy league defeat to Southampton Rangers when they face the same opponents in the Western Counties final round at White Hi…
BILTIR Hosts Student & Leaders Roundtable
BILTIR hosted a roundtable connecting interns with Premier David Burt, Governor Andrew Murdoch, and U.S. Consul General Antoinette Hurtado to discuss Bermuda’s future and global role. A spokesperson said, “Bermuda International Long Term Insurers and Reinsurers [BILTIR] recently hosted an interactive round table discussion connecting interns from its member companies with His Excellency Andrew Murdoch, …
Survivor of substance abuse turns over a new leaf
A young Bermudian who faced substance abuse challenges has turned his life around and is planning to become a pilot.
Jacob Costa, 25, said a reality check when he watched the door of a jail cell close…
Jacob Costa, 25, said a reality check when he watched the door of a jail cell close…
Affordable housing projects win planning approval
A pair of Bermuda Housing Corporation projects have been given the green light by the Department of Planning to move forward, creating 48 new residential units.
According to documents published online…
According to documents published online…
Test refusal results in lengthy disqualification
A Devonshire man has been banned from driving for 18 months after refusing to give a blood sample to police.
Yatindar Srinivasan Kayalvizhi pleaded guilty to refusing to comply with a demand made by a…
Yatindar Srinivasan Kayalvizhi pleaded guilty to refusing to comply with a demand made by a…
No licence leads to roads ban for teenager
A teenager has been banned from the roads for seven months and fined $2,050 after admitting three traffic offences.
Zion Trott pleaded guilty to driving without a licence, using an unlicensed motorcyc…
Zion Trott pleaded guilty to driving without a licence, using an unlicensed motorcyc…
Bermuda’s Nations League Schedule Confirmed
Bermuda will begin its 2026/27 Concacaf Nations League League B campaign against Guadeloupe in Saint Lucia on September 25, with further matches against Saint Lucia and Barbados scheduled through October 5. A spokesperson said, “Concacaf has confirmed the September-October match schedule, host venues, and kickoff times for Leagues A, B, and C of the 2026/27 …
Police Continue Inquiries Into Three Collisions
Police continue to investigate three separate collisions reported in Smith’s Parish and Paget on Sunday, 16th August, with two motorcyclists and two car drivers injured. Two-Vehicle Smith’s Parish Collision A police spokesperson said, “At last check, the 56-year-old male motorcyclist injured in a collision with a car around 6:25pm Sunday, 16th August 2026 on North …
Ministry Holds Town Hall On Housing Plans
The Ministry of Housing and Municipalities extended their thanks to members of the public for attending the town hall meeting held on August 20 at St. Paul AME Centennial Hall to discuss the proposed Phase 2 affordable housing projects. A Government spokesperson said, “The meeting provided an opportunity for residents and stakeholders to hear about …
Department Holds Robinson/Packwood Lecture
The Department of Culture held the 17th Annual Robinson/Packwood Memorial Lecture on August 18 at the Bermuda National Gallery, bringing together members of the community to reflect on Bermuda’s history and the importance of preserving and understanding the island’s past. A Government spokesperson said, “This year’s lecture featured Dr. Neil Kennedy, Professor of Atlantic History …
BSX closes unchanged
The Royal Gazette/BSX Index held at 3,858.25 on the Bermuda Stock Exchange in the absence of any trading.
Butterfield Bank fell five cents, or 0.09 per cent, on the New York Stock Exchange to close at…
Butterfield Bank fell five cents, or 0.09 per cent, on the New York Stock Exchange to close at…
Closure on The Glebe Road to for commemorative installation
Part of The Glebe Road in Pembroke will be briefly closed to traffic tomorrow, the Ministry of Public Works and Environment advised.
A statement said the road will shut from 1.25pm to 1.50pm so a sign…
A statement said the road will shut from 1.25pm to 1.50pm so a sign…
Lecture highlights international slave trade
A history professor discussed how a 19th-century incident involving a Bermudian ship influenced the slave trade at the Bermuda National Gallery this week.
Neil Kennedy, professor of Atlantic History a…
Neil Kennedy, professor of Atlantic History a…
Young retailers shine at City Hall
The Office of Youth affairs held the Youth Entrepreneurial Expo to highlight our up-and-coming business owners
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Man armed with sword injures several people at Swedish high school
The incident occurred on Friday afternoon at the Brinell high school, in the small town of Fagersta, in central Sweden
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2nd phase of housing plans coming September
The next tentative steps of Affordable Housing construction were discussed at a Town Hall meeting on Thursday evening
Photo by Gary Foster Skelton
The ne
First migrants buried in Spain’s Ceuta after deadly border rush
About 95% of those being buried have not yet been identified, but each grave was marked with a numbered stone in case the body was claimed and repatriated event
NATO members discuss Strait of Hormuz options without alliance involvement
NATO allies have sought to avoid direct involvement in the Iran conflict, instead focusing on plans outside the alliance to reopen the strait, which before Febr
Bermuda’s Under-14 final dream dashed by Jamaica
Bermuda’s quest to reach the final at the Caribbean Football Union Under-14 Challenge suffered a setback when they were edged 1-0 by Jamaica in the semi-finals in Dominican Republic today.
Tai Sean He…
Tai Sean He…
Witnesses sought for several traffic collisions
Police have urged witnesses to three separate collisions that took place on Sunday to come forward as inquiries continue.
A police spokesman said that a 56-year-old man injured in a collision on North…
A police spokesman said that a 56-year-old man injured in a collision on North…
Tickets on sale for Davis Cup tennis tie
The Bermuda Lawn Tennis Association (BLTA) has officially announced that tickets are now on sale for the 2026 Davis Cup World Group II tie between Bermuda and M
Mexican governor accused by US of cartel ties returns to office
Rocha, 77, a member of Mexico’s ruling Morena party, said he was resuming his duties after Mexican authorities found no evidence to support the accusations agai
Oil rises as Trump threatens sanctions on Iran partners
The Brent benchmark has gained more than 6% while WTI has risen more than 5% this week, with both touching their highest since July 24 in the previous session
World Rugby, UK bodies lose bid to throw out concussion lawsuits
The wider litigation includes England’s 2003 World Cup winners Steve Thompson and Phil Vickery among almost 800 former rugby union players suing over neurologic
Artificial intelligence could push up inflation
The central bank was looking closely at the impact of AI on prices, saying it could have an effect in both directions, Tschudin told newspaper Finanz und Wirtsc
Davis Cup tickets go on sale
The Bermuda Lawn Tennis Association has announced that tickets are now on sale for the 2026 Davis Cup World Group II tie between Bermuda and Mexico.
Marking the long-awaited return of international t…
Marking the long-awaited return of international t…
Flex LNG profits jump
Flex LNG reported a sharp increase in second-quarter earnings as strife in the Middle East created more lucrative chartering opportunities for the carrier owner’s two spot-exposed vessels.
Vessel oper…
Vessel oper…
Live Video: Bermuda U14 Team vs Jamaica
Bermuda’s Under-14 boys football team will face Jamaica in the semi-finals of the 2026 Caribbean Football Union [CFU] Challenge Series today [August 21] in the Dominican Republic, and you can tune in and watch the live stream below. The young Gombey Warriors advanced to the Tier I semi-finals after completing the group stage unbeaten. Bermuda …
Courts to expedite money laundering, terrorist financing
The island’s continuing commitment to the inter-governmental Financial Action Task Force has been affirmed by the Bermuda judiciary.
A practice direction issued by Larry Mussenden, the Chief Justice, …
A practice direction issued by Larry Mussenden, the Chief Justice, …
DeSilva: 400 new homes planned over next 18 months
Another ambitious target has been set by the Government for the construction of affordable accommodation, with the latest goal set at 400 units in the next 18 months.
Zane DeSilva, the housing ministe…
Zane DeSilva, the housing ministe…
Opinion: Advanced-Practice Nurses could ease hospital pressures
Statement by Linda Smith, Shadow Minister of Seniors, Environment & Sustainability:
August 21st is World Senior Citizens Day, so it seems appropria
Kempe: Rousmaniere was true gentleman and well-respected seafarer
The local sailing community is mourning the death of Bermuda Race Roll of Honour inductee and author John Rousmaniere.
The avid sailor, historian, advocate for safety at sea and author/editor of nearl…
The avid sailor, historian, advocate for safety at sea and author/editor of nearl…
Young people the focus of cultural event tomorrow
The Department of Culture will host a special youth edition of its annual Cultural Connect stakeholder event this Saturday from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Bell rings as Bermuda Stock Exchange welcomes new catastrophe bond
Mangrove Property Insurance Company (Mangrove) celebrated the launch of Buttonwood Re Ltd., Mangrove’s inaugural catastrophe (cat) bond, with a bell ringing c
Correction
A story in today’s newspaper incorrectly stated that the stock price of the Bank of Butterfield fell 10.68 per cent on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. In fact the price declined by 0.68 per cen…