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Lovitta Foggo, the Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport, has confirmed this morning that both the 39th Annual Sports Awards and the 36th Annual Premier’s Concert have both been postponed, and will not take place this weekend. This follows...

Communications firm Digicel is adjusting its operations to cope with the threat of Covid-19. Leslie Rans, the CEO of Digicel Bermuda, wrote the following letter to customers: I’m writing to you on behalf of Digicel this morning with the heightened th...

A string of events have been postponed and services closed as a result of the coronavirus. The Royal Gazette will update this page with details as they are received. To include a change of plans for your event, please e-mail news@royalgazette.com. • ...

A funeral service for a former Bermuda Industrial Union vice-president will be held this weekend. Glenn Simmons, who died this month aged 67, was also a long-serving president of the BIU’s bus operators and allied workers division. The BIU said membe...

Airlines that service Bermuda have offered to waive fees for flight changes in response to the coronavirus pandemic. British Airways, American Airlines, Delta, Jet Blue, Air Canada and WestJet have each announced they would waive change fees, althoug...

An international firm has been selected to help rebuild Bermuda’s public education system, the education minister announced yesterday. Diallo Rabain said that consultancy Innovation Unit Australia New Zealand had been selected after a request for pr...

The race to come in line with international standards has left Bermuda in a strong position, the finance minister said. Curtis Dickinson told the House of Assembly on Monday that last year had been a “transitional” year with a degree of uncertainty a...

A new maths programme will be introduced to raise standards across the island after a successful implementation at a primary school. Harrington Sound Primary School hired British firm Primal Academic Innovations to bring in a maths intervention progr...

A man avoided jail time yesterday after he admitted the theft of a motorcycle owned by the City of Hamilton’s chief operating officer. Che Pennyman, 49, was sentenced to a year in jail at Magistrates’ Court for the theft of a motorcycle that belonged...

Civil servants were told to cancel “non-essential travel” yesterday, but no ban will be imposed on large public gatherings at present, the Premier announced. However, David Burt advised people to practise “social distancing” and highlighted that some...