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The City of Hamilton is sponsoring Late Night Shopping on December 14th and 21st. As in previous years, lower Reid Street as well as Queen Street will be closed to vehicles as of 5pm allowing those areas to cater to more pedestrian traffic. All motor...

Women grief-stricken by the loss of family members to violence were urged to find strength in numbers at a community support event tonight. Mothers on a Mission Bermuda will host the first open meeting of its kind and welcomed others with the message...

The Green family donated $18,000 worth of school supplies to public primary schools. Each school across the island will receive $1,000 worth of supplies selected by P2 and P3 teachers. The donation was made through community action project, Support P...

Politicians are expected to take a stand against sexist online comments and a culture of disrespect towards women after an Opposition MP asked parliamentary colleagues to set an example. Patricia Gordon-Pamplin said Bermuda’s elected representatives ...

A controversial group linked to the Church of Scientology is to run a seminar in a leading hotel today, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The conference was organised by Dee Pearson, a Bermudian, with her husband, Don. A schedule for the seminar sent out...

A new plan for Bermuda could lead to more sidewalks in an attempt to boost health and fitness. The draft Bermuda Plan 2018 review and strategy report said that walking was a healthy way to get about; there were very few pedestrians outside of Hamilto...

Most of the rezoning proposals sent as part of the development of a draft Bermuda Plan want the removal of conservation protections, it has been revealed. The Department of Planning said more than 200 rezoning proposals were received as part of the c...

A man’s kind-hearted birthday wish has raised more than $9,000 for a foster parents’ charity. Akil Darrell decided to raise money for the Foster Parents’ Association instead of geting presents for his 37th birthday on October 29. Now, the FPA is $9,3...

Sick-outs by school staff were a last resort to draw attention to the state of the education system, according to a teacher and a deputy principal, who spoke to The Royal Gazette yesterday on condition of anonymity. The veteran teacher, said schools ...

An island-wide gun amnesty would save lives, a community activist said yesterday. Gina Spence, who runs Gina Spence Productions, said getting even one gun off the streets could have a positive impact. Ms Spence added that the pattern of gun use had c...