Log In

Police reported a serious bike accident that took place at around 7.40 last night on Harrington Sound Road. Police officers and first responders were dispatched to the single vehicle crash in Smith’s, near the junction with Broken Hill Road. The ride...

Better living and better health will be the incentive for those who take part in the 100 Day Challenge which starts next month. But residents who want to meet that Challenge need to sign up soon with only 60 people selected, before a panel of judges ...

Accusing the governing party of a litany of failed promises, the Progressive Labour Party has promised to usher in a more participatory democracy with rigorous governmental oversight and campaign finance reform. “People may ask why the PLP would invi...

It has been 55 years since Hattieann Gilbert went out on a whim for the night of bowling that swiftly launched her as a surprise champion. Now she is pulling together the story of a sensational bowling career that propelled her in 2005 to the Bermuda...

Attorney-General Trevor Moniz has hit back at criticism of the Bermuda Government’s efforts to reform and modernise the judicial system. He told The Royal Gazette that the One Bermuda Alliance had reformed “the whole criminal justice system” during i...

A restricted document written by Bermuda’s most senior police commanders before the December 2 protest reveals that they considered the political climate to be “very sensitive” and planned for officers at the scene to “use the least intrusive and coe...

Trevor Moniz revealed yesterday he had never been given a report on any convicted sex offender prior to their release from prison, despite being responsible for deciding whether to disclose information to the public about their return to society. The...

Chief Justice Ian Kawaley has renewed his call for contingency fee arrangements to be allowed in Bermuda to enable more people to access the justice system. Mr Justice Kawaley refuted the Ministry of Legal Affairs’ recent claim that it had not recei...

The Reverend Nicholas Tweed and the Council of AME Churches have applied for judicial review in respect of both the pastor’s work permit as well as his right to reside in Bermuda. According to their lawyer, Delroy Duncan of Trott and Duncan, the cour...

Prefects at Saltus Grammar School have taken the role of teachers as they aim to help educate younger students on the importance of accepting others. As part of the school year’s theme of ‘diversity and acceptance’, the prefects organised a Diversit...