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A taxi driver thought he was dead following a head-on traffic collision in St David’s. Christopher Dailey told Supreme Court he saw two headlights racing towards him and attempted to veer away, but was unable to escape the impact. “I remember seeing ...

Dozens of miles of Bermuda’s roads have fallen into a state of disrepair after maintenance budgets were repeatedly slashed. And Government targets of resurfacing ten kilometres of roadway each year have rarely been met in almost two decades, accordin...

Traffic fatalities get all the attention but represent only a fraction of the Island’s problems with road safety, according to Joseph Froncioni. There are a far greater number of motorists injured in accidents which result in serious injury and high ...

Bermuda College is looking to “internationalise” the campus with a cultural exchange programme. Economic Development Minister Grant Gibbons told the House of Assembly that cultural exchange programmes will be introduced and the College will also “inv...

The Corporation of Hamilton has leased City waterfront property to developers. But it is maintaining a stony silence over the arrangement and Government is yet to conduct its due diligence on the project. Mayor Graeme Outerbridge revealed that the le...

Government’s claim that it is cracking down on crime has been met with a lukewarm response from the Opposition. Shadow Public Safety Minister Michael Scott argued that, while planned stiffer penalties for some crimes may deter would-be offenders, the...

One of Bermuda’s most high-profile charities could run aground because of a lack of cash, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Bermuda Sloop Foundation is to launch a fund-raising campaign this week in a bid to save the popular charity, which provides ...