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A “giant” supporter of the island’s Scout Association who helped pull the movement back from the brink of extinction has died. Tim Smith was 67. Mr Smith was a lifelong Scout, and a devoted Akela — the pack leader — for the 19th Bermuda Cub Scouts. ...

While most of us are safe at home during the Covid-19 pandemic, essential workers put their lives at risk to keep Bermuda going. The Royal Gazette salutes these selfless men and women in hospitals, supermarkets, delivery vans, gas stations and other ...

Residents have been threatened by scammers who tried to persuade people to buy them cryptocurrency, police warned. The Bermuda Police Service said that messages were sent by e-mail or social media claiming that the recipient’s online activity would b...

About 200 hundred restaurant workers will be back on the job this weekend after takeout and delivery services were given the green light to restart. However, it was predicted that many restaurants will stay shut — with their future viability in the b...

Cup Match this year was thrown into further doubt last night after David Burt admitted it was hard to see how the Annual Classic could go ahead. The Premier warned viewers on a live Facebook conversation that it was not a time to relax as Bermuda pre...

A convicted robber was imprisoned yesterday after he returned to the island from Britain without informing his probation officer. Kyari Flood, 20, was sentenced to a total of 27 months behind bars after he admitted the breach. Magistrates’ Court hear...

Stanley Lowe, Bermuda’s first black Speaker of the House of Assembly, died on Sunday aged 82. The Royal Gazette has reproduced this video that was recorded by CITV to celebrate him reaching the milestone of 40 years as a Progressive Labour Party poli...

Bermuda is again being asked to “make some noise” at 5pm today in tribute to Bermuda’s essential workers. The event is the second organised by the Fairmont Southampton, spread on social media. A spokesman for the hotel said the initiative was intende...

Police warned they will be on the lookout for drink drivers after the shelter in place regulations are eased tomorrow. The service said that many people would be in “celebratory mode” with the end of the four-week lockdown. But Assistant Commissio...

Donald Lottimore, the president of the Bermuda Trade Union Congress, urged against going back to business as usual after the Covid-19 pandemic. Mr Lottimore said Bermuda must be run for people and not for profit in a statement released to mark Intern...