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A man was taken to hospital after suffering head injuries in a collision between a bike and a car in Warwick Thursday night. Police said that at about 9.20pm officers and were called to a report of a two vehicle collision between a motor car and a mo...

A 76-year-old woman reported missing has been found safe and in good health, police said. This morning police appealed for help to find Marshaline Pearson who was last seen in the Convict Bay Lane, St George’s area around 6.20pm yesterday. However a ...

A missing 16-year-old boy has been found safe, police said last night. The Bermuda Police Service had issued an appeal to help find Jaiydn Paiva who was last seen at 11.45am, on Wednesday, July 27. However a police spokeswoman said: “The Bermuda Poli...

Young cyclists combined balance and agility when they took part in a bike stunt and pop a wheelie contest in Dockyard on Saturday. The Pop-A-Wheelie Competition is the idea of Kendrick Zuill and Shawn Simmons, aka Mr Fotogenick, who both felt that m...

The island’s tall ship Spirit of Bermuda is to leave Bermuda today on another expedition to fly the flag in overseas ports-of-call. Spirit is due to set sail from Bermuda to journey to the Canadian Maritime provinces, including Prince Edward Isla...

Forty-four registered charities will share $290,000 in grants from the Bermuda Community Foundation, the organisation announced today. The donations are from the foundation’s Bermuda Community Fund, a permanent fund set up to support the non-profit s...

The Bermuda Health Council has reinstated a mask mandate after a rise in the number of Covid-19 cases. A spokesperson for the BHeC said: “Due to the increase of coronavirus cases, the mask mandate has been reinstated at the Bermuda Health Council sta...

Commenting on www.royalgazette.com has been restored. Commenting was disabled this month after a technical problem arose with the way that commenters’ names were displayed. Royal Gazette technical staff and outside vendors have now developed and...

Inflation rose to 3.5 per cent in April, according to government figures released yesterday. However, prices of some goods and services went up as much as 25 per cent, with the increase in the fuel adjustment clause — 21.4 per cent — propelling the f...

A push to increase college enrolment has seen more than 20 high school students complete a leader workshop aimed at encouraging other youngsters to go into higher education. The Lead College Preparation Campaigns saw Mirrors kick off the second cohor...