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Dutton Avenue in Pembroke will be closed between Marsh Folly and North Street due to fireworks festivities on New Year’s Eve. The road closure will start at 4pm tomorrow and remain in place until the fireworks have concluded, the Ministry of Public W...

Hotelier of the year Theresa Harney-Zuill has hailed her staff as the reason for her success, adding that the Royal Palms is ready for a bustling 2017. Mrs Harney-Zuill said she was honoured to be given the award earlier this month by the Bermuda Hot...

The Bermuda Police Service has said it is continuing to investigate an incident at a local hotel that left two Canadian visitors in hospital The two visitors — a 25-year-old woman and a 35-year-old man — were taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospita...

A family was left “heartbroken” and separated this Christmas after the Department of Immigration refused to allow a grandmother and her granddaughter to land in Bermuda on two occasions, despite apparently granting them approval. Veronica Mullings wa...

The third annual Holiday Hackathon was deemed a success by organisers and participants alike, giving students hands-on programming experience. However, this year organiser Jahde Eve said the event took a slightly different approach, with the students...

Type 2 diabetes is a challenge, not a death sentence, according to Annabel Fountain. But Dr Fountain stressed that patients needed the right tools to succeed and education is key. The island’s only endocrinologist spoke with The Royal Gazette to shed...

Craig Simons knows first-hand how type 2 diabetes can affect the body — he has struggled with the disease for 15 years. The 48-year-old credits education with slowly helping him to get to grips with the condition where the body does not use insulin p...

Derrick Burgess and Winters Burgess have declared themselves long-standing friends, but say they are not sure if they are directly related. Speaking to The Royal Gazette, the pair gave details about their connections, which were the centre of attenti...

If you live at 139 Mullet Bay Road in St George’s, The Royal Gazette has a sign for you. Hinson’s Island resident Claire Smith found this curiosity washed up on the island’s south shore after Hurricane Nicole lashed Bermuda on October 13. “I figured ...

The Bermuda Police Service has said officers have discovered the controlled drug Fentanyl on the island. The drug — a synthetic opioid — is associated with the misuse of heroin and has been linked to multiple fatal overdoses. According to the Drug E...