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Inspections were carried out at more than three quarters of the island’s food service outlets despite the diversion of resources to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic, a Government spokeswoman said. She added that it was hoped environmental health teams ca...

Musical duo Aimee and Davy will perform this Friday from the steps of Hamilton City Hall, the Department of Culture announced. It is the latest in the open air concert series, Creatives Live!, and will run from 12.30pm to 1.30pm with safe distancing ...

To show its appreciation for frontline workers and their incredible work during the pandemic, the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club has given away vouchers for stays at the hotel to three front line organisations – the Bermuda Fire & Rescue, Bermuda Hos...

The first of Bermuda’s new electric bus fleet have arrived on the island. The 30 buses, built by the Golden Dragon Bus Company in China, are expected to be on the roads in the next four to six weeks. Lawrence Scott, the Minister of Transport, said in...

A top US scientific research centre’s ties with the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences will open opportunities for Bermudian and American scientists, the head of BIOS has said. William Curry, the BIOS president, said the East End research station’s ...

The shock resignation of Curtis Dickinson as finance minister just before the Budget has plunged the Government into turmoil. Mr Dickinson’s shock decision – only a week before the blueprint for the next financial year is delivered to Parliament on F...

Another death from Covid-19 was reported last night – which pushed the island’s death toll from the coronavirus to 121. But active cases of the virus continued to drop, down to 206 after 165 people recovered from infection, although 100 new cases wer...

With the announcement that Curtis Dickinson resigned his Cabinet post came the obvious question: who will take his place? Since the Progressive Labour Party returned to power in 2017, the Government has had two finance ministers. Several legislators ...

In yesterday’s print edition of The Royal Gazette, the headline of the lead story, titled “City owes millions in legal fees” was incorrect, and for that we apologise unreservedly. The headline misrepresented the body of text, which recounted how muc...

The shock resignation of Curtis Dickinson as finance minister today drew mixed reactions from political commentators. Some politicians said that the Progressive Labour Party administration would be wounded by the loss. But others argued that the gov...