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Some parish constables will cover general policing patrol duties until the end of this year, the Bermuda Police Service said today. The move means that there will be “limited access” to neighbourhood officers. A BPS spokesman said: “The Bermuda Polic...

An unemployed 47-year-old woman was given a conditional discharge yesterday after admitting stealing goods from a supermarket. Paul Wilson, for the Crown, told Magistrates’ Court that Nikia Virgil, of Hamilton Parish, entered the Shelly Bay MarketPl...

Five award-winning climate activists from around the world will address Bermuda’s young people during a climate conference this month. The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute is hosting its second Youth Climate Summit, beginning on November 21....

Residents were asked to stop using certain surface cleaners after a bacteria was found in products. A government spokesman said that manufacturer Clorox announced a recall on October 25. The affected multi-service, all-purpose and professional cleane...

Free health screenings, healthy food samples and water will be on offer as part of a public open day being hosted by the Bermuda Diabetes Association. The charity is inviting the public to the event on November 14, World Diabetes Day, to learn more ...

Some East End roads will be closed when a Carifta triathlon bicycle race takes place on November 12 and 13. An earlier notice from the Government said there would be no road closures but event organisers contacted The Royal Gazette to highlight that ...

Several senior public servants have been moved as part of a series of reassignments set to come into effect this week. Derrick Binns, the head of the Public Service, announced that as of Wednesday, Jennifer Attride-Stirling would serve as the chief ...

Men’s health in Bermuda will get a shot in the arm with the advent of November as men’s health awareness month. The Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre is marking the occasion with a series of events to raise prostate cancer awareness, with funds to sup...

David Burt, the Premier, reneged on a deal to keep Lawrence Scott in Cabinet as a reward for his personal backing in the Progressive Labour Party leadership battle, a senior source has told The Royal Gazette. Mr Burt surprised some when he axed Mr Sc...

A sizeable cliff collapse near the Azura Boutique Hotel and Residences on the South Shore in Warwick is “dramatic looking, but nothing of substance”, according to the property’s developer. John Bush said the cliff fall, which occurred in the last two...