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A drive-through food festival will be the City of Hamilton’s first big event since the coronavirus pandemic hit the island, it was announced yesterday. Cooking demonstrations and food-themed films will be among the attractions at Taste of Bermuda in ...

A taxi driver who lost his livelihood after he was accused but later cleared of involvement in a bankcard fraud scheme has been given back his licence to drive a cab after almost a year. Eldon Robinson, 53, got back on the road last Friday after the ...

About 50 young anglers were treated to bags full of back-to-school supplies after an event hosted by an angling club. The goodies were handed out by the Blue Waters Anglers Club in Pembroke. The youngsters were given a $75 voucher for school equipmen...

Commentators claimed that it was a smart political move by the Premier to call a General Election about two years earlier than required. They highlighted the chance for David Burt’s government to capitalise on the Covid-19 pandemic bounce caused by p...

A man who broke into a school and stole some power tools has been ordered to attend Drug Treatment Court. Andrew Arorash, 50, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court on Friday to trespass on the grounds of Mount Saint Agnes Academy in Hamilton and steal...

The United States Postal Service is to restart service to Bermuda from today, the US Consul General has announced. Lee Rizzuto said: “Thank you to the United States Postal Service, Delta Air Lines and everyone involved in assisting with the resumptio...

A would-be psychologist’s performance over a ten-month internship with a mental health clinic has earned him a scholarship from the practice. Christopher Jackson, 17, is to study for a degree in the subject at Eastern Michigan University and the cash...

The Royal Gazette, in conjunction with The Washington Post, brings you live coverage of the Republican National Convention, wrapping up tonight from Charlotte, North Carolina. Delegates in Charlotte will nominate President Donald Trump for a second t...

The Bermuda Public Services Union announced it has handed out a total of $680,000 in higher education grants to members and their dependents. The 28th annual ceremony, held on Wednesday, was led by Armell Thomas, president of the BPSU, and Kevin Gran...

A Hamilton café apologised today for causing concern after it told customers that a diner tested positive for the coronavirus. Café Acoreano, on Washington Street, clarified that the Ministry of Health was carrying out contact tracing to determine wh...