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A former bus driver who admitted taking cash from the vehicle’s vault has been fined $300 for the offence. Pedro Goddard, 42, pleaded guilty last month to both stealing cash and having an object, specifically a metal bar, for the purposes of burglary...

A man who failed to pay a $28 taxi fare was this morning fined $300 in Magistrates’ Court and ordered to compensate the driver. David Robinson, 29, pleaded guilty to failing to pay a taxi operator for services provided on the evening of January 15. T...

Nandi Outerbridge has landed her first Cabinet position, with Cole Simons replacing Wayne Scott as Minister of Education. In a Cabinet reshuffle announced yesterday afternoon, Ms Outerbridge was sworn in as Minister of Social Development and Sport, t...

Finance minister Bob Richards is delivering the One Bermuda Alliance’s Budget for the fiscal year 2017-18 at the House of Assembly today. Follow The Royal Gazette’s website for live updates. 12.01pm Mr Richards is wrapping up now and in conclusion ...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority is increasing marketing in New York and Boston, promoting the island on television and in theatres for the Oscars. According to a spokesman, the island is being highlighted in television spots on ABC stations in the area...

The America’s Cup has jumped onboard for this year’s End to End Fun Walk as a Silver sponsor. The annual event, celebrating 30 years of fundraising, will be held on Saturday, May 6 when participants can choose to walk the entire length of the islan...

Motorists could face frustration over the coming days as road works will cause delays in various areas as the Ministry of Public Works conducts resurfacing. Tomorrow and Sunday, Trimingham Road, between North and South roundabouts, will be closed; o...

The woe continues for Sargento, which expanded its recall to a wide variety of its cheese products over possible contamination by the bacteria Listerium. Nacho & Taco shredded cheese with a sell-by date of 14 June 2017 was the first affected — and he...

Government and private sector cash — along with laws — are needed to help provide a “striving society” for Bermudians and avoid a stark future state, a prominent island social worker says. Charities figurehead Elaine Butterfield drew a comparison be...

Superyacht owners could travel straight from the airport to their boats by water during the America’s Cup, after plans were lodged for a temporary dock next to Kindley Field Road. ACBDA has applied for planning permission for a T-shaped floating dock...