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Public school staff will be responsible for keeping their school websites up to date, a ministry spokeswoman said. She added that the Ministry of Education’s website and individual school websites would be updated for the start of the new school yea...

Graffiti threatening to shoot police is being investigated. The offensive graffiti appeared around Pembroke on Thursday. One example, found on Happy Valley Road, said: “Shot shot kill cops for Cup Match.” A police spokesman said: “The offensive graff...

The latest addition to the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s Boat Troop fleet has been christened at Warwick Camp. John Rankin, the Governor, and Wayne Caines, the national security minister, were among the VIPs that helped commission 41 Juliet — a 27ft Bosto...

A lighthouse keeper and a member of the public turned heroes after a man threatened to jump from the top of Gibbs Hill Lighthouse. The two talked to the 58-year-old man until police negotiators arrived at the Southampton landmark and talked him down ...

A team of soldiers joined forces with police officers as part of a massive safety and security operation at Cup Match. Eight Royal Bermuda Regiment troops were deployed alongside the Bermuda Police Service to patrol St George’s Cricket Club, during t...

Thousands of people braved the heat to soak up the Cup Match atmosphere at St George’s Cricket Club this weekend. Spectators filled the stands at Wellington Oval to watch the game, take on the “stock market” at the Crown and Anchor tables and sociali...

A man filmed naked on the roof of a house on the first day of Cup Match was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital for assessment. A police spokesman said that officers received a report of a man on the roof of a home in Wellington Back Road, St ...

Cup Match festivities got under way at the St George’s Cricket Club today as spectators gathered to celebrate Emancipation Day. The Wellington Oval was abuzz with energy as people filled the stands from early this morning to watch the game, bet on cr...

The public was asked yesterday to avoid single-use plastics over the Cup Match holiday. Walter Roban, the home affairs minister, told people: “As you prepare for your holiday events, enjoy outdoor areas, and prepare to run concessions, I want to enco...

A farm at the centre of a row over foul smells and pests has been sold, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Lidia Medeiros, who ran Green Land Dairy Farm in Smiths, with husband Valter for five years, confirmed the couple had sold to the Almeida Dairy Farm...