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Years of hard work finally paid off for Katrina Dickson yesterday as she became the newest member of the Bermuda Bar. Introducing Ms Dickson to the courts, lawyer Richard Horseman described her as driven, hard working and a welcome addition to the Wa...

A group of Mill Creek Road businesses and residents are set to meet with a Government engineer next week to discuss flooding in the area. While the Mill Creek group has called on the Government to act on the longstanding issue, claiming the high wate...

The Royal Gazette is taking applications from registered charities and non-profit organisations that wish to benefit from advertising help. In 2015, this newspaper’s Annual Advertising Donations campaign has donated more than $150,000 worth of advert...

Graduate students are being invited to a Saltus Grammar School open house about how to prepare to get into university. The information session on Thursday is for years 12 and 13 students who are considering finishing their last two years of high scho...

Alcohol and tobacco taxes should be increased to fund rehabilitation work in Bermuda, according to the Shadow Minister of Community, Culture and Sports. Michael Weeks, MP for Pembroke East Central, made the statement after Hamilton-based addiction ch...

People reporting illegal dogs to the Bermuda SPCA are withholding information out of fear the animal will be killed. According to the organisation, callers are also afraid of retaliation from both the dog owner and the general public. “The shelter d...

Environmental group Greenrock has called for a range of initiatives in an effort to protect the Island and its waters. Speaking in advance of next week’s Throne Speech, Greenrock executive director Jonathan Starling listed a range of initiatives that...

The Historic Buildings Advisory Committee has refused to support proposed renovations to Prince Alfred Terrace in Dockyard over the use of aluminium windows. Wedco applied to replace the building’s asbestos roof and replace all of the external doors ...

A man whose former Panamanian wife has contravened a court joint custody order has appealed for his son’s return. Shawn Simons has not seen Shenito, 10, in more than a year and now seeks sole custody after the collapse of his arrangements with the bo...

The Bermuda Government remains committed to introducing roadside sobriety testing — but the initiative still faces time-consuming complications. According to the 2014 Throne Speech, research had been completed. The legislative agenda called for amend...