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Work on the public access to Elbow Beach in Paget will get underway on May 17 as part of Government’s economic stimulus project. David Burch, the public works minister, said the Elbow Beach project had been awarded to Smith Hauling & Excavating and ...

The head of the Bermuda Police Service’s internal discipline unit is returning to the UK, a police spokesman said today. Superintendent Gillian Murray was seconded to Bermuda from the British Transport Police on a 12 month contract in October 2019. ...

The weekly Covid-19 press conference scheduled for 5.30pm today has been postponed until Thursday. A government spokeswoman said the postponement would enable David Burt, the Premier, and Kim Wilson, the health minister, time to give an update on “r...

Join The Royal Gazette’s live video partner the Washington Post today at 1pm on www.royalgazette.com for a special programme on diabetes - one of the most common chronic diseases in the US and Bermuda. Diabetes is a public health emergency that has...

Fishing has been banned in an area north of St George’s until the end of June to protect a species of fish. A Government notice said that Walter Roban, the home affairs minister, had ordered an immediate prohibition of fishing in a fish aggregation a...

Lovers of Bermuda’s iconic Longtail can now watch a chick being raised by its parents in a nest on Nonsuch Island thanks to modern technology. Following on the wildly popular cahow cam, the longtail cam is a livestream of a chick hatched on April 24...

The number of active Covid cases has dropped significantly, the Minister of Health revealed last night. Kim Wilson said there were now 601 active cases after five people tested positive for the coronavirus out of the latest 512 results. The number of...

The number of doctors and nurses who have now received Covid-19 vaccinations has increased significantly, it was announced last night. At the Government’s weekly Covid press conference, Dr Wesley Miller, Bermuda Hospitals Board’s chief of staff, said...

Tough restrictions to fight Covid-19 will continue for another two months, the Premier said last night. David Burt said the clampdown would continue until June 24 - but that a gradual easing was possible. He added: “The Government’s hope is for the ...

The Premier last night urged people to get tested and to get vaccinated. In his national address, David Burt said simply: “Get tested!” He added: “Testing is easily accessible to anyone who wants or needs it. There is no wait for testing in Bermuda. ...