A blaze being lit in a cafeteria doorway was shown on video to a jury, at the opening day of trial for a 47-year-old man accused of attempted arson.
And a security guard for Buzz Restaurants, who tack...
A backlog of medical waste is now being incinerated at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital — but critics are crying foul over “underhand” tactics in its disposal.
The Royal Gazette reported last month t...
Volunteers from Validus Holdings pitched in at WindReach as part of the Red Cross’ Red, White and Do Day.
A team of about 20 Validus employees spent the day helping out at the facility for special nee...
A Government initiative to help workers gain professional qualifications at the Bermuda College has expanded to include accounting certifications.
Economy and Trade Minister Patrice Minors said the $5...
Primary One students in Government schools will receive free speech and language screening.
The screening is on offer at the Department of Health, starting Monday through July 13.
Appointments can be ...
Two men are expected in court on suspicion of impaired driving, following separate motorcycle crashes.
A 25-year-old Warwick man was arrested, after the motorcycle he was riding struck a Crow Lane bus...
Today marks a special occasion for Bermuda's famed well-wisher Johnny Barnes: his 89th birthday.
He told The Royal Gazette he likes to treat every day as special.
“It's just a natural thing,” he said ...
A 23-year-old mother-of-two who cashed in nearly $10,000 worth of her grandmother’s jewellery has appeared in Magistrates’ Court.
Aeisha Place, of St George’s, had initially reported a burglary of her...
The Progressive Labour Party and the One Bermuda Alliance attacked each other’s records on Friday during a debate on Good Governance legislation.
While Government MPs said the act was another example ...
United Bermuda Party leader Kim Swan told the House of Assembly: “I am challenging The Royal Gazette and calling The Royal Gazette out” on the issue of fair and balanced reporting.
Conceding that he d...
