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Harbour Nights will return to Hamilton next week – with Covid-19 precautions in place. While members of the public will be able to walk Front Street freely and visit shops, SafeKey will be required for those who visit the food court area. Kendaree Bu...

After 51 years as a cashier and line cook at a popular burger restaurant Lynn Outerbridge has decided to retire. Ms Outerbridge, 69, received several farewell gifts and teary goodbyes yesterday on her last day working at Byrdie’s Cafe on Parsons Road...

The Opposition is calling for an investigation into the funding of a controversial energy project at the National Sports Centre. At a press conference yesterday Craig Cannonier, the One Bermuda Alliance spokesman for public works, also called for an ...

Police will conduct roadside sobriety checkpoints in seven parishes every day for ten days starting on July 23. The operation marks the longest consecutive running series of checkpoints since their introduction in September of 2018 and includes the ...

The number of Covid-19 cases in Bermuda rose to 15 this week after five new cases were confirmed. Tonight a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health announced the cases were found among 6,171 test results received since the last update on Tuesday. Four...

Government has granted almost 300 exemptions to mandatory quarantine since it came into effect on June 20. There were 460 applications and 294 were granted between June 20 and July 10, MPs were told this morning. Exemptions went to the medically vuln...

Application fees for vendors taking part in Harbour Nights will be covered by Butterfield Bank – the event’s lead sponsor for 2021, it was announced this afternoon. Starting on Wednesday, July 21, Harbour Nights will run for six weeks through to Wedn...

An extra two years will added to the Government’s five-year financial assistance for the island’s able bodied unemployed, under legislation tabled on Friday. Jason Hayward, the labour minister, said changes would be retroactive to cover payments sinc...

Police are urging residents and businesses to be on their guard after the rate of burglaries doubled in the first two weeks of the month. In two weeks between July 1 and yesterday, July 15, police said there were 21 burglaries reported in six parish...

Technical issues are affecting BTC’s home phone services island-wide. The Royal Gazette understands that business lines including Belco and The Royal Gazette Ltd. are also affected. Belco posted an advisory to its customers. A spokesman for BTC...