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CCTV footage of a fatal road crash was released to the public by a police officer, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Acting Commissioner of Police Darrin Simons said the officer had admitted he had posted the video on social media. Mr Simons said: “Aft...

Young people involved in an adventure training charity have been featured in digital artworks as part of a project designed to battle negative stereotypes of Black people. Dany Pen, the executive director of Raleigh Bermuda, said the art project, par...

It will be illegal to fish all but three species of shark under legislation being drafted, the Ministry of Home Affairs has revealed. A ministry spokesman said that commercial fishermen would be allowed to catch Galapagos and smooth dogfish, the two...

The only alternative to taking immediate action to fight climate change is “a collapse of human civilisation”, a leading conservationist has warned. David Wingate delivered the stark message as the public was yesterday asked by the Bermuda Climate Ac...

A Government pest control worker has been accused of breaking the rules and killing wild birds as well as the target feral chickens. A business owner said she had seen “dozens of birds dropping dead” outside of her Warwick warehouse after poison was ...

The catching of some species of shark could soon be outlawed in Bermuda, the minister responsible for the environment has revealed. Walter Roban, the Minister for Home Affairs and the Deputy Premier, told The Royal Gazette that legislation is curren...

Bermuda College students interested in the trades and engineering have visited a hospital sewage treatment plant for an educational tour. Bermuda Hospitals Board welcomed the students to the plant at the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute in Devonshire...

An initial report on the grounding of the government pilot boat St David during a training exercise in May has been completed. The report by UK classification society Lloyd's Register includes certain recommendations and has been forwarded to Derric...

There has been an increase in unapproved items being shipped to Bermuda including Covid-19 test kits, the Customs Department has revealed. Responding to questions about claimed delays in shipped items, a spokeswoman for the department issued an advi...

Two schoolgirls have won an environmental competition with submissions focused on the human impact on the oceans. Now Katya Williamson, 14, of Warwick Academy, and Gabrielle Cabral, 12, of Dellwood Middle School, could have their work showcased by Wa...