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Christmas will come early to an island parish, it was revealed today. Pembroke Parish Council is to give away 40 vouchers for groceries and electricity for those in need. Patricka Ferguson, the council chairwoman, said the vouchers would be issued on...

The board of trustees of a public golf course has “taken possession” of the facility’s clubhouse bar and lounge and referred the matter to the police. Government MP Kim Swan, who is the chairman of the consolidated board of trustees of the Ocean View...

Police training could include loud noises today, residents were warned. A Bermuda Police Service spokesman said officers were involved in an exercise at the Prospect headquarters in Devonshire. The training started at 9.15am and is expected to finish...

The Governor, Rena Lalgie, led a delegation of dignitaries in a service of remembrance of Bermuda’s war dead at the Cenotaph yesterday. This year’s event, held on the anniversary of the end of the First World War at 11am on November 11, 1918, took pl...

Observances to mark the end of “the war to end all wars” will be scaled down and closed to the public this year. Tomorrow’s Remembrance Day ceremony will start at 10.30am with the laying of the wreaths taking place in front of the Cenotaph on the Cab...

A Dutch bank employee has embarked on a mission to remember more than 280 soldiers – including five Bermudians – who gave their lives in the liberation of Europe in the Second World War. Oscar Huisman, said his village of Overloon was the site of a c...

Subscribers to www.royalgazette.com and other Royal Gazette digital properties are to be asked to change their passwords this week as part of a security upgrade for the website. A Royal Gazette spokesman said: “In the past year we have made a numbe...

The Government should have dealt with a property dispute before it started work that has left a section of a main commuter route limited to a single lane, the Opposition said today. Susan Jackson, the One Bermuda Alliance spokeswoman on transport, sa...

The Bermuda National Trust will hold a virtual auction fundraiser this month instead of its annual in-person event because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Furniture and artwork will come under the hammer at the Trust Treasures auction and bidders will be a...

A charity for the disabled has been given a green energy boost. Aeolus Capital Management and solar energy firm BE Solar joined forces to carry out the work at WindReach, an outdoor centre for the disabled in Warwick Tina Nash, the executive director...