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Public school principals started a work-to-rule yesterday after a dispute over their workloads. The school heads walked out of their regular Thursday meeting, sources said. One teacher told The Royal Gazette: “I know that the principals are not happy...

Soldiers on guard duty at a telecommunications complex as part of a security exercise got a visit from the Governor yesterday. John Rankin, Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Bermuda Regiment, toured the LinkBermuda headquarters on Cable Hill, off Middl...

Workers at power firm Belco were last night ordered back to work after a strike was called over a stand-off with the company’s management. Electricity Supply Trade Union members were given a legal warning to end their industrial action after a court ...

Sports teams and business groups could help Bermuda be an all-year-round destination, tourism authority experts said yesterday. Simon Boden, the new sales manager at the Bermuda Tourism Authority, said different types of visitors could boost numbers ...

Taxpayers will continue to “pick up the slack” if workers do not get a living wage, a public forum heard this week. Martha Dismont, the executive director of Family Centre, said financial assistance for food and housing for struggling Bermudians was ...

Four drivers were arrested on suspicion of impaired driving last night. Three of them were picked up at roadside sobriety checkpoints in Devonshire, Pembroke and Paget. The fourth was arrested after a crash in North Shore Road, Smith’s. In addition, ...

A woman was arrested on suspicion of impaired driving after a crash on North Shore Road, Smith’s, last night. The 33-year-old Pembroke woman was taken by ambulance to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital after her car collided with another car near Jenn...

The Bermuda Government has been required to borrow trash trucks from the City of Hamilton because of its own shortages. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said his public works ministry had faced difficulties collecting garbage all year and would probabl...

The Bermuda Police Service have confirmed the hunt is still on for the person who fatally shot Colford Ferguson. Khyri Smith-Williams, 27, was found guilty of premeditated murder and the use of a firearm to commit an indictable offence in the 2011 k...

The Official Gazette will be posted on the Government’s website from November 1. All government and legal notices, as well as Bermuda regulations, will appear on a new official gazette page on the government website. Lovitta Foggo, the Minister for t...