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The National Heroes’ Day holiday will have an impact on waste collection, according to the Ministry of Public Works. Trash in the West End will be collected on Wednesday and Thursday next week, while garbage in the East End will be collected on Tues...

Bermuda College has announced the release of its first peer-reviewed academic journal. ‘Voices in Education: Journal of Bermuda College’ was formally presented during a ceremony this evening. “This publication is historical and commemorative,” said L...

A crash in St David’s yesterday morning caused extensive damage to a car and a wall but no injuries. According to a police spokesman, officers responded to a reported single vehicle collision on Great Bay Road, St George’s, at around 5.30am. “It appe...

There is a sparkle in Noel Hetherton’s eyes as he fondly recalls the seven months that he spent living in Bermuda just after the end of the Second World War. The 93-year-old can still vividly recall his batting 38 not out for the Admiralty House cric...

Jeanne Atherden, the Minister of Health, Seniors and Environment, and the Bermuda Health Council have defended the decision to increase health premiums after groups expressed a series of concerns. While a group of organisations have called for the Be...

The brains behind a successful community-driven development programme has never been afraid of a challenge — especially when it comes to helping people. But Deborah-Anne Blakeney, the new executive director of charity CDD Bermuda, set up to help une...

As a business owner who serves small businesses, Alastair Williams is well positioned to gauge recovery in that sector of Bermuda’s economy. “Are we beginning to see these ‘green shoots’ appearing?” Mr Williams asked The Royal Gazette as part of our ...

A Warwick man has been banned from the roads for three years for driving while over the legal blood-alcohol limit. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court yesterday, José Serodio, 53, admitted the offence, which took place on North Shore Road in Hamilton Pa...

A man accused of conspiring to import heroin was cleared yesterday by a unanimous verdict. Luke Hill, 47, was found not guilty of the drug charge as well as two charges of money laundering after a weeklong trial in the Supreme Court. During the trial...

A Pembroke man accused of sexual assault was granted bail in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. The 44-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, denied the charge, which alleged that he committed the offence in Southampton on Sunday. Senior Magist...