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44th Annual Bermuda Festival is pleased announce the contestants of the 2nd Annual On Stage Competition – slated for February 6th, 2019. Executive Director T.J. Armand said; “Once again, we were blown away by the many talents of Bermudian youth an...

Police will be able to issue cautions for low-level offences under a new guidance policy released yesterday. Common assault, criminal damage, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, public drinking and affray will all be eligible for caution under the ...

A brother and sister were taken to hospital with facial injuries after a domestic incident yesterday. Police attended the scene at a home on Quarry Road, near the government quarry, in Hamilton Parish, at about 10.10am. The pair were taken to the Kin...

Two Bermudians charged with terrorism offences in Britain will be tried at London’s Old Bailey next month. Hisham Waheed Muhammad is accused of preparation for acts of terror and Faisal Ibn al Hajj Muhammad Abu Ahmad was charged with failure to notif...

A community activist is to bring Christmas spirit to Court Street this year with a Boxing Day dinner served in the Jamaican Grill parking lot. Regina Peniston said she still needed support to help make the dinner a success. She explained: “The prepar...

Clarence “Tessi” Terceira, one of the founding members of the United Bermuda Party and a former government minister, has died. Joan Terceira, who married Dr Terceira in 1993, told The Royal Gazette: “I feel so grateful to have known and loved Tessi....

Transport workers have agreed to begin shifts 15 minutes earlier than the present start to suit a new bus schedule. The deal was hammered out between the Department of Public Transportation and the Bermuda Industrial Union at a meeting this week. Zan...

Failure to fix problems in public schools will allow divisions in society to fester, an independent senator warned yesterday. Michelle Simmons said: “If we fail to fix this, we will continue to be plagued by inequalities in our community.” Ms Simmo...

Residents have given top marks to teachers who staged a mass sick-out. Members of the public told The Royal Gazette the Bermuda Government should give teachers what they need to do their jobs, tackle long-running concerns about the state of the islan...

A condolence book will be opened at the Hamilton Police Station tomorrow for tributes to be paid to the late former police commissioner Frederick “Penny” Bean. Mr Bean’s passing marks “a monumental loss for the Bermuda Police Service and the local co...