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Staff at eight schools have been picking up the pieces and trying to figure out how their security can be improved in light of numerous break-ins over the past month. According to police there has been a spate of 11 incidences across primary, middle ...

Government and local grocers have partnered together to host a series of healthy and inexpensive recipe demonstrations. As part of the “$aver the Flavour: Eat Well for Less” campaign, demonstrations are being held at MarketPlace and Lindo’s stores in...

A Canadian woman has admitted conspiring to import synthetic opioid fentanyl to the island. During an appearance in the Supreme Court yesterday Jacqueline Robinson, 25, from Courtice, Ontario, pleaded guilty to a single count of conspiring with other...

All eyes are on the Senate today as two Bills for the airport redevelopment go before the Upper House after getting approved in Parliament following a lengthy debate. With no word of protests planned, The Royal Gazette understands that security is no...

Bermudian spirit will overcome negativity to make Bermuda’s hosting of the 35th America’s Cup a success, according to Sir Russell Coutts. Asked about threats to the America’s Cup by the Bermuda Industrial Union and the possibility of industrial actio...

A prospective casino operator is said to be ready to walk away from developing in Bermuda over the island’s high gaming fees, according to Progressive Labour Party MP Zane Desilva. And Shawn Crockwell, the Independent MP who also opposed the regulati...

The Bermuda Institute for Ocean Sciences has hired environmentalist Chris Flook as its new Small Boat and Docks Supervisor. Mr Flook worked as the collector of marine specimens at the Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo for 16 years and was well known fo...

Elliot Primary School students came out to spread well wishes to the public for Valentine’s Day yesterday. As part of the school’s community service efforts, Primary 3 students visited the Hamilton Police Station to thank officers for their hard work...

The forecast of bad weather has caused organisers to postpone tomorrow’s Children’s Nature Walk. It has now been rescheduled for March 30. “The weather forecast for tomorrow morning states that we will be having gale force winds with gusts up to 50 ...

The Black Collective, a local group created to support Bermuda’s unique culture and heritage, will host a workshop next week. Entitled ‘Lesson Learned’, the workshop was inspired by the Bermuda’s changing economy and its impact on African Bermudians ...