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The public was today asked to get back to grass roots and connect with the natural world as part of Mental Health Awareness Week. Kim Wilson, the health minister, said mental health had become more important because of the stress of the Covid-19 pand...

Women chosen for a charity-run course to help them change their lives completed it with new qualifications, increased confidence and employment. Success stories from the Transformational Support Services programme even included the launch of a new bu...

The winner of a teacher of the year award will be revealed later this month. The Bermuda Education Network’s Outstanding Teacher Award will come from a field of ten already announced. Becky Ausenda, the executive director of the BEN, said teachers ha...

Family mediators were asked to bid for Government work to help resolve disputes over parental access to children. An invitation to tender was published to cover the “legally mandated function”. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Social Development and...

A homeless man will be sentenced next month for the theft of more than $365 worth of food from a supermarket and a break-in at a restaurant. Kim Knight, 37, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to two counts of burglary and one count of a b...

A man was remanded in custody yesterday after he admitted the theft of more than $3,000 worth of cigarettes and other goods from a takeaway restaurant. Magistrates’ Court heard that Gilles Cailliere, the part owner of Wok Express, got a call from his...

Associated Press -- Facebook and its Instagram and WhatsApp platforms were down across wide swathes of the world today, including in Bermuda. Facebook appeared to be functioning again by around 8pm Bermuda time as was Instagram, although messaging ...

If you need to inform the public of any changes or cancellations caused by Covid-19, email news@royalgazette.com October 4: The office of the Registrar of Companies will be closed for walk-in services tomorrow and will re-open on Wednesday...

A senior accused of causing the death of a motorcycle rider while drink-driving has had his name cleared in the Supreme Court. Charles Johnson, 65, of St George’s, had the charge against him dismissed in a brief appearance on Friday before Puisne Jud...

Almost 50 members of the Bermuda Union of Teachers have requested a special meeting to vote down decisions apparently made by the union’s executive committee without general membership consent. Leonard Santucci, the BUT representative for The Berkele...