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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...

Nearly one quarter of the Bermuda population will be aged 65 or older within the next ten years, a report said yesterday. Government statisticians predict the proportion of seniors will climb from 16.9 per cent in 2016 to 24.9 per cent in 2026. It wo...

An online campaign to cover urgent medical tests for a sick teen was dealt a crushing blow after a pledge worth more than $9,000 from its top contributor was abruptly withdrawn. But last night, the push to help 14-year-old Kandice Young was almost on...

Bermuda deserves full disclosure on the details of the Jetgate scandal, a Progressive Labour Party backbencher said. Rolfe Commissiong said the One Bermuda Alliance must come clean over the scandal that led to the resignation of Craig Cannonier as p...

Former health minister Jeanne Atherden has accused David Burt and Kim Wilson of lying to justify to taxpayers a $1.2 million public purse payout to Ewart Brown. The Opposition backbencher told The Royal Gazette that Mr Burt, the Premier and Minister ...

The owner of the derelict Canadian Hotel in Hamilton still hopes a redeveloper will save it but has not ruled out demolition. Thomas Powell of Stonehaven Development Company Ltd was speaking after the Corporation of Hamilton placed barricades around ...

Three men were banned from the roads for 18 months and fined $1,200 after they admitted drink-driving. Eric Gerwitz, 24, pleaded guilty to the offence in Magistrates’?Court yesterday. The court heard that Gerwitz, from St George’s, was stopped on his...

Measures, including putting work permits on hold, could be brought to bear against employers who manipulate worker contracts to dodge basic employee benefits. Walton Brown, the Minister of Home Affairs, said yesterday that he aimed to safeguard worke...