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A 40-year-old foreign national is expected to appear in Magistrates’ Court this morning in connection with an immigration matter. The man was arrested at about 5.30pm yesterday when he was seen in the Parson’s Road, Pembroke area. Police said he was...

Government has granted permission for a picnic area to be developed at Shelly Bay Beach in honour of late political activist LaVerne Furbert. Public Works gave the go ahead for an area near the old beach restaurant site to be levelled and fitted with...

Government must give financial concessions to restaurants and bars if the industry is to survive, according to one restaurateur. Philip Barnett, president of Island Restaurant Group, which owns a number of popular eateries across the island, said tha...

Police yesterday arrested a 36-year-old man following a report of a domestic dispute on Kindley Field Road, St George’s. The suspect is alleged to have resisted arrest during the 2.20pm incident but was subdued and transported to Hamilton Police Sta...

Bermuda is ready for the impact of stronger hurricanes, but the community must do its part to prevent the global threat of climate change. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, told The Royal Gazette that Bermuda is better positioned than many ...

A motorcyclist is in a serious condition in hospital after suffering head and facial injuries following a collision with a car today. A police spokesman said: “Around noon police received reports of a road traffic collision involving a car and a moto...

The Cabinet Office tonight issued an update on Government services impacted by the current cCovid outbreak in the community. A spokesperson stated: “Government employees have been asked to work from home, if possible. This mandate impacts the level ...

Saltus has become the latest victim of Covid-19 after health chiefs tonight confirmed a potential exposure at the school. In a letter e-mailed to parents, school head Deryn Lavell said that the school had been contacted by Government’s Epidemiology a...

Government should offer incentives to overcome vaccine hesitancy, give more clarity on unemployment benefit and give a Plan B to families and employers if schools cannot reopen on April 12 as planned, according to the One Bermuda Alliance. The calls ...

A government backbencher pledged to work for unity and equality in his maiden speech in the House of Assembly. Jaché Adams, who was elected in Pembroke West in the General Election, highlighted Bermuda’s long history of racial inequality that was bol...