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Curfew-breakers will not face criminal charges under planned changes to the law, the Premier has revealed. But the amendment will not be retroactive – meaning that those already arrested for the breach could still find themselves in court. The curfew...

The Government will be “held to account for its most recent activities” in the battle against the coronavirus as emergency health regulations go before MPs to be extended today in the House of Assembly. A string of Covid-19 regulations are scheduled ...

Government backbenchers will be allowed a conscience vote on introducing the island’s first legal cannabis regime. And the Opposition One Bermuda Alliance signalled ahead of the debate in the House of Assembly that it is opposed to sweeping legislati...

Rena Lalgie made history two months ago when she became Bermuda’s first female and first Black Governor. This week, she sat down with The Royal Gazette to share some of her initial impressions on taking up the appointment and the island. One cor...

“Short term pain will lead to long term gain” for drivers as Belco in tandem with the Government prepares to dig up Middle Road in Warwick starting on Monday. The dig will close the westbound lane of the road, with trenching to be carried out between...

The tall ship Pelican of London arrived in Bermuda on Wednesday morning after 28 days at sea. However, the crew of 44 must remain on board until they receive negative results from the Covid-19 tests they were required to take on arrival. Captain of...

Repairing the storm-damaged entrance to Elbow Beach is “high on the list” of jobs to be addressed by the Government, the public works minister said yesterday. Barricades and caution markings were put across the staircase to the beach today by the D...

A woman was banned from the roads for 18 months yesterday (THURS) after she admitted driving while double the legal alcohol limit. Kristine Marshall, 45, was also fined $1,000 after she pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court. The incident took place on...

The island’s 48 new Royal Bermuda Regiment recruits got a visit on Monday from Rena Lalgie, the Governor and Commander-in-Chief. Ms Lalgie toured Warwick Camp with Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin Beasley, the Commanding Officer, and spoke with some of th...

Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley has referred a video showing a motorcyclist allowing a child passenger to take the handlebars while riding on a public road to the roads policing unit. The footage appeared on the Facebook group Bad Driving ...