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Twelve groups were given $500 each yesterday as part of a Christmas giveaway by a charity set up to help the disabled. The Committee of 25 handed over the cash to the charities at The Royal Gazette’s offices. Patrice Minors, spokeswoman for the commi...

Author David Chapman, and the stars of his Daddy and I Explore series of books, will sign copies of the tales at the weekend. Dr Chapman wrote about his experiences exploring the environment with his “environaut” children in five books from 2007 to 2...

The Bermuda High School for Girls is pleased to announce that Mrs. Tracy Renaud has been selected to be the Head of Primary from August 2019 onwards. Mrs. Renaud will take over the position from Ms. Tina Harris who is leaving BHS after 26 years at t...

A group of culinary apprentices will travel to Prince Edward Island, Canada, to train with the support of the Department of Workforce Development. Devon Nepier, Sierra Symonds, Kalea Steede, Jomeko Mallory and Kalen Mills — all of whom work at the Fa...

The US Consulate will be closed for Christmas and new year. A spokeswoman said the Consulate’s offices on Devonshire’s Middle Road will be shut from Christmas Eve to Boxing Day and reopen on December 27. The Consulate will also be closed on January 1...

Three watchdog groups to scrutinise public spending will start work in the new year, the Speaker of the House of Assembly said. The Parliamentary Oversight Committees will hold ministers and their departments to account in an effort to get value for ...

A rest home has been ordered to tighten its procedures after an elderly resident was found lying at the side of a busy road. The woman was returned to the home, where staff were not aware that she had gone missing. Now the Government’s Ageing and Dis...

Bermuda’s wartime air heroes will be honoured tomorrow with a special stamp series issued to mark the 100th birthday of the Royal Air Force. The four stamps from the Bermuda Post Office highlight Rowe Spurling, who fought in the First World War, and ...

A group set up to support public schools has called on the public to help ease a shortage of classroom supplies. Support Public Schools hopes people will be inspired by the donation of $1,000 to every primary school on the island by the Green family,...

The winners of the 2018 Dr Stanley Ratteray Memorial Christmas Short Story Contest were presented with their prizes at the offices of The Royal Gazette this week. The Adult category was won by Richard Voaden for his tale of A Gust from the Past. Runn...