Jahma Gibbons believed he could make a big difference to Bermuda’s gun violence problem when he formed the Facebook group Stand Up Bermuda earlier this year.
The reformed gang banger launched the init...
Employers who make Bermudians redundant need to make sure no one else is hired to do their jobs, union boss Chris Furbert warned yesterday.
The Bermuda Industrial Union president called a press confer...
School counsellor Anthony Peets spoke to The Royal Gazette about the effects of gun violence on the children he helps. Father-of-two Mr Peets began his career at St George’s Secondary School, before s...
Calls to Crime Stoppers Bermuda rose during The Royal Gazette’s series highlighting the 12 unsolved gun murders since May 2009, according to the charity’s chairman.
John Drew said the in-depth article...
The Government body which compensates victims of crime cannot cope with the growing number of applications for cash, Attorney General Kim Wilson has admitted.
The Criminal Injuries Compensation Board ...
American Airlines flights servicing Bermuda should be unaffected by the company filing for bankruptcy protection at least for now.
AA spokeswoman Martha Pantín told The Royal Gazette: “American Airlin...
The Anglican church in Pembroke is appealing for help from the community due to an “unprecedented” demand for food for the hungry. St Augustine's, St Monica's and St John's, the churches within the An...
Cabinet Minister Glenn Blakeney did his “best to provide a wholesome family environment” for his son Jahmel but “can’t live his life for him”, he told The Royal Gazette.
Mr Blakeney, during an intervi...
Bermuda’s per capita murder rate has skyrocketed to almost double the global average in 2011.
Eight people have been violently killed so far this year, giving the Island a rate of 12.5 murders per 100...
The One Bermuda Alliance called yesterday for a “few other people” to resign over the planning appeals controversy which prompted Walter Roban to quit Cabinet.
Shadow Estates Minister Cole Simons told...
