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Two seniors were taken to hospital after their vehicle overturned while exiting a private driveway in Southampton yesterday. According to police, the 67-year-old driver of the car is believed to have suffered “a medical episode” while pulling out of ...

Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was beaten by two assailants at Northlands Primary School in Pembroke last Friday. The attack took place at about 3.15pm after the victim had parked his motorcycle in the school’s parking lot. According ...

The deadline for the 2022 Stanley Ratteray Memorial Christmas Short Story Contest is today. The competition is open to all full-time Bermuda residents and stories may be fiction or non-fiction. The deadline is today at 5pm; late entries today may be...

A judge has dismissed an allegation that the Commissioner of Police breached a court order by instructing officers to burn copies of seized medical records. Counsel for the Brown-Darrell Clinic and Bermuda Healthcare Services said the destruction of ...

Bermuda’s 2023 Rhodes Scholar is headed to Oxford University next year with a view to tackling healthcare inequality. Madison Quig, 21, spoke to The Royal Gazette after learning she was chosen for the prestigious award. “Thanksgiving break was just b...

Santa and his helpers brought some festive cheer to the island last night with a tour of Bermuda from east to west. Spectators lined the route as a carnival of colour took off from the MarketPlace store on Shelly Bay in Hamilton Parish. Dozens of flo...

The newly appointed Government whip has claimed the farcical ending to the House of Assembly on Friday was due to a “PR stunt” by One Bermuda Alliance. However the Opposition hit back, insisting the “arrogant” Government was not present in “grown-up ...

Bermuda suffers a “democratic deficiency” under the current constitutional set up, a new study into self-governance states. The report, commissioned by the Government at a cost of $50,000, finds that the UK is not doing enough to work with the island...

Legislation to create a Government-owned company to oversee Morgan’s Point has been tabled in the House of Assembly. David Burt said the Morgan’s Point Company will be charged with managing the site with the goal of securing a return for Bermudian ta...

The first stage of creating a wastewater management treatment centre should be completed by next spring, the Minister of Public Works said. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch told the House of Assembly that the $30 million infrastructure project plan was...