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There was only ever going to be one way for Betty Rose to celebrate her 70th birthday. After notching up 69 marathons in less than 20 years, the veteran runner fittingly marked her big milestone by taking part in the Bermuda Marathon last Sunday. Ms ...

A damaged fire sprinkler at the Fairmont Southampton forced more than 100 guests to evacuate the hotel on Sunday morning. According to one staff member, a pipe burst in one of the hotel’s kitchens, damaging the sprinkler and setting off the fire alar...

Students from Dalton E Tucker Primary School participated in an annual march yesterday to mark Martin Luther King Jr Day. Tajuana Dean, principal at the school, said: “It’s always an awesome feeling to know that we continue the legacy at Dalton E Tu...

Derrick Binns will step down from the role of Secretary to the Cabinet as part of a Civil Service shake-up. Dr Binns will remain as Head of the Civil Service and continue to lead public service reform, according to a government press release. The Pub...

A purported online news site ran a fake news report yesterday claiming that David Burt, the Premier, had died. The hoax story also claimed that the news had come from The Royal Gazette. The site, which calls itself Houston News, has been implicated b...

Government reform minister Lovitta Foggo is taking part in an IT conference for Caribbean leaders in Antigua and Barbuda. The summit will explore how e-government services can be delivered, according to a press release from Government. Ms Foggo is jo...

Zeus the Moose — who has stood outside Masterworks Museum for more than a decade — has been highlighted in a Toronto newspaper. In a story in Friday’s edition of The Star, reporter Sonia Day said she stumbled across Zeus last November while visiting ...

The Governor today said that military training gave a competitive edge to soldiers’ civilian employees. John Rankin was speaking as he toured Warwick Camp, where the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s latest recruits settle into their first week of training. M...

The matter will be mentioned next on January 31. • It is The Royal Gazette’s policy not to allow comments on stories regarding court cases. As we are legally liable for any libellous or defamatory comments made on our website, this move is for our p...

East End Christmas tree collection will be delayed for a week due to staff shortages at the Ministry of Public Works. The collection was initially planned for tomorrow, but will instead take place on Wednesday, January 31. West End Christmas tree col...