Football star Nahki Wells has signed up for The Royal Gazette’s Drive for Change campaign.
The Queens Park Rangers and Bermuda striker said his goal is to help to cut down on the grim toll of death a...
A 57-year-old man has denied four alleged sexual offences involving a minor.
The arraignments session at Supreme Court heard yesterday that the man was charged with two counts of sexual exploitation o...
A top lawyer said yesterday the Attorney-General was wrong to accuse The Royal Gazette of publishing a “misleading” article about changes to a law designed to protect vulnerable youngsters in court.
K...
The football coach winner of The Royal Gazette’s road safety campaign’s Facebook competition has red-carded drink driving and speeding.
Calvin Blankendal said the Drive for Change campaign had made hi...
Telecoms firm Digicel has joined forces with The Royal Gazette’s Drive for Change campaign to help stop mobile phone use when on the move and cut down on speeding.
The telecommunications company sai...
A young singer who wants to study to study musical theatre is to perform tonight to help to fund her ambitions.
Quinn Outerbridge, 18, said she wanted to raise cash to sign up with the multinational ...
A total of five people were banned from the road and fined at Magistrates’ Court today for drink driving or refusal to take a breath test.
Jason Brown pleaded guilty to driving while impaired.
The c...
A Warwick man was banned from driving for 18 months and fined $1,500 yesterday for driving while impaired.
Tiko Hassell, 41, admitted the offence in Magistrates’ Court. The court heard how, on Novemb...
A vision for a majority renewable energy supply in Bermuda has received overwhelming support in a six-month public consultation.
An extended deadline for submissions is tomorrow.
The submission by B...
Copies of the Government’s official notices can be viewed at the Bermuda National Library or Government Archives, the Ministry for the Cabinet has advised.
The library is on Queen Street and Governme...
