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A man who admitted he spray-painted obscenities on a Dunkley’s Dairy truck on the day of last year’s General Election has been referred to the Mental Health Court. Magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo also ordered a social inquiry report on 25-year-old Khayrie...

Consultation on a proposed new sugar tax ends today. Taxes will be increased on candy, soda and other “non-nutritive, luxury items” to promote healthy living and discourage importers from bringing in high-sugar products. Supporters, including the Ber...

A cancer expert who helped bring radiation therapy to Bermuda has been invited to speak at a conference in Canada. Chris Fosker, clinical director and radiation oncologist at Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre, will speak about the cancer control chall...

Bermuda faces a windy weekend as a northeaster storm barrels up the Eastern Seaboard. The storm has hit a number of local events: The Royal Gazette’s Drive for Change campaign has postponed the launch of its Impaired Driving Awareness Month. The eve...

Bermuda High School pupils and staff dressed up as their favourite book characters today to mark World Book Day. The event — part of the school’s Literacy Week celebrations — saw little Harry Potters, Dr Seuss characters, fairytale standards, modern ...

A 25-year-old man injured last night after his motorcycle collided with a van has been arrested on suspicion of impaired driving, according to police. The driver, believed to be from Southampton, was treated in hospital and discharged after the crash...

The Gilbert & Sullivan Society is to return to Hamilton’s City Hall this autumn with a production of Annie. Set in New York during the Great Depression, the classic musical follows a young girl forced to live a tough life in an orphanage. But her lu...

A fisherman’s whopping catch of a 110lb black grouper this week won praise from friends, who highlighted Chris Burgess as “a steward with a conscience” when it comes to protected species. Mr Burgess landed the giant off the Shore Shore near Castle Ha...

Taxpayers have forked out at least $5.3 million on the failed Sandys 360 facility, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The now-shuttered sports centre, which the Government plans to buy for $1 million and renovate for an as-yet-unknown sum, was funded with...

New hi-tech computerised heart scans will help cut the risk of heart disease, the Bermuda Hospitals Board has said. The scans can detect calcium deposits and other obstructions in blood vessels, which can lead to blockages and heart problems. Joseph ...