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Significant numbers of police descended on a residence on North Shore Road in Hamilton Parish at about 6.30pm yesterday after a report of a domestic dispute. A police spokesman said reports indicated that a 45-year-old man had threatened to physicall...

The island’s armed service is better equipped than ever to deal with natural disasters, John Rankin, the Governor, said yesterday. Mr Rankin added that the latest recruits to the Royal Bermuda Regiment had joined an organisation that will play an inc...

The 2019 Axa End-to-End charity event was launched last night with a glittering ceremony at the Hamilton Princess Hotel. The 32nd annual End-to-End, of which The Royal Gazette is a gold sponsor, is to be held on May 4. Over the years the island-wide ...

The Premier and the Minister of National Security called on the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s latest intake of recruits yesterday. David Burt and Wayne Caines toured Warwick Camp and visited the new soldiers as they got to grips with military life on thei...

Charles Gosling, the embattled Mayor of Hamilton, has defended the corporation against blame for the “fiasco” of the failed Par-la-Ville resort development. Mr Gosling spoke in the wake of a proposal by the Ministry of Home Affairs to either turn the...

The island’s gambling watchdog said yesterday it was ordered by the Government to find its own funds. The news came as the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission presented its annual reports from September 2015 to the end of March 2017 to the House of Asse...

A morning downpour and a chilly day made perfect conditions for a flock of geese to set out for a stroll yesterday. The birds caught the eye of a photographer for The Royal Gazette at a home off Middle Road in Devonshire. The Bermuda Weather Service ...

Peter Stubbs, a former chief inspector with the Bermuda Police Service, has died. He was 83. Mr Stubbs, who died on January 31, was buried yesterday after a service at Christ Church in Warwick. He was a senior officer in the Special Branch and a high...

Demonstrators hit by pepper spray in a clash with police at a protest outside Parliament over the new airport terminal building have been paid a settlement to avert further legal action. The payment, reported last night on ZBM News, was said to avoid...

A court ruling that cleared non-Bermudian “belongers” to compete in sport for the island affected “a tiny fraction” of youth athletes, a top lawyer said. Peter Sanderson, who has handled cases involving people found to be belongers to Bermuda under t...