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People are urged to allow extra time for their journey if they are heading to New Year’s Eve celebrations in St George’s. Manual traffic control will be operating on Swing Bridge, the Ministry of Public Works has advised. A statement said: “Drivers a...

The Bermuda Post Office has asked West End residents to be patient as they work to resolve what they describe as an ongoing labour dispute. A Post Office spokesman this afternoon said: “The BPO wishes to advise residents on routes SN01 and SN02 that ...

Christmas Day to most of us means presents, festive cheer, pinched waistbands and perhaps a cheeky afternoon nap. However, to people such as Nikeisha Gibbons and Veronica Manderson, December 25 is just another day. Both ladies work at King Edward VII...

A woman convicted of driving without due care has had her conviction quashed after an appeal to the Supreme Court. Julia Cabral was found guilty in Magistrates’ Court in May, but Chief Justice Ian Kawaley found the magistrate had not properly detaile...

Competing in Miss World may have been gruelling, but Miss Bermuda Alyssa Rose says it was all worthwhile to represent the Island on the global stage. “The past month has been an absolute whirlwind,” Ms Rose told The Royal Gazette of her China experie...

A local businessman sees unparalleled opportunities for Bermudians to develop business links with partners far to our south. Consultant Leon O’Brien has broader hopes for the community to use overseas connections to develop services on the Island, as...

A one-day seminar for teenagers to learn about computer coding, the Holiday Hackathon, scored high marks with its student attendees. With the latest apps and mobiles games sweeping the world, the power and simplicity of modern programming are especia...

The president of Four Star is calling for the public to step up and help to tackle a trend of robberies on businesses. A thief stole $300 from the chain’s Warwick store on Boxing Day after threatening a male staff member with a knife — the 15th armed...

It is almost exactly a year since Swizzle the cat left Bermuda to be reunited with his owners in England — and there is little doubt he is thriving in his new home. Jon and Naomi Smyth say that although the British weather can make him a little grump...

Delegates from a Bermuda church will visit Philadelphia next summer for a 200th anniversary celebration. Zane DeSilva, the Progressive Labour Party MP, and his wife Joanne donated $5,000 to the African Methodist Episcopal church and are now encouragi...