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Members of the public have been reminded, yet again, to remain vigilant regarding phone calls, e-mails and other correspondence from unknown individuals that attempt to obtain personal information or other sensitive data. The warning from Police foll...

The Bermuda Police Service has thanked the public for assisting in its witness appeals to recent fatal and serious collisions. Police are particularly grateful for the last appeal for a “critical witness” in the most recent road traffic collision re...

A St George’s man charged with threatening a woman and her father while on probation for previous threats was remanded behind bars. Geontai Minors, 23, denied charges of assaulting Andrea Warren and her father, Andre Warren, in an incident on Novembe...

Bermuda’s first road fatality of the year, Jereme Cumbermack, 33, of Sandys, was a leading resident tennis player, having represented the US Virgin Islands as a member of their Davis Cup team in 2005. Mr Cumbermack was remembered by friends as active...

The brother of a 76-year-old woman who is allegedly being neglected in her own home by relatives claims that he has been repeatedly ignored when he has tried to report the matter to the authorities. Mr A told The Royal Gazette that his sibling, who i...

The direct hit of Hurricane Gonzalo wreaked havoc on unsecured boats around the Island more than two months ago — and the damage remains visible. The Royal Gazette took stock of lingering damage along the shores and waters of the West End just before...

A Bermuda heritage organisation is to strengthen its ties with the Slave Route Project driven by Unesco (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) to help to promote socially conscious travel to sites that are important and re...

Police Inspector Robert Cardwell, the officer responsible for the Roads Policing Unit, has highlighted a culture of bad driving as being responsible for the recent spate of accidents that have claimed five lives in the past month. “There is evidence...

Police have released a statement announcing the arrest of four people as part of an active investigation. A police spokesman said: “As a result of an ongoing serious crime investigation, four persons were arrested on suspicion of possession of a fire...

Michael Dunkey expressed his disappointment last night after Rory Field, the English barrister, was reappointed as the Island’s top prosecutor. Mr Field was yesterday given another two years as Director of Public Prosecutions by Governor George Fergu...