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The Director of Public Prosecution’s call for public input on a caution policy covering simple possession of cannabis has elicited a “pleasing” range of responses thus far. However, Larry Mussenden told The Royal Gazette he did not see the move as “c...

People at mass gatherings this summer are urged not to let themselves be “taken advantage of” by potential sexual offenders. Nurses from the Sexual Assault Response Team are reminding people to be responsible if they are drinking and to be aware of t...

The theft of a donation box from the Chewstick Foundation’s Front Street premises has been described by its founder as “unfortunate” and “surprising”. The box, which had up to $200 inside, is believed to have gone missing between Wednesday afternoon ...

Police responded to reports of a “mêlée” involving a number of students, some armed with weapons, in Pembroke yesterday. According to a police spokesman, officers received several calls from the public at about 4pm concerning a large group of school-...

Authorities tasked with tackling cyberbullying in Bermuda are becoming increasingly concerned over the prevalence of “sexting” among young pupils in schools. Police and staff from the Department of E-Commerce go into primary schools, as well as middl...

The Island is making headway on gang violence, even as the community mourns the loss of 26-year-old Rickai Swan, who was shot dead on Friday. “Despite the shock that comes with any shooting, the evidence indicates that significant progress is being m...

“Radical education reform” would be a swift priority of a Progressive Labour Party Government, Opposition Leader Marc Bean declared in the Reply to the Throne Speech. Economic diversification, plus an opening of Bermuda’s health insurance market to c...

Crime rates are at their lowest since records began — but vehicle thefts continue to rise, Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva said yesterday. He said 750 total offences were recorded between April and June this year — the first time crime rates hav...

Government is taking the war on crime into the playground with a series of initiatives tackling drugs and gangs. In the House of Assembly yesterday, Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley told MPs that an additional 60 primary school teachers have no...