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Waiting times of up to 20 weeks to process Bermudian passports will not be reduced until the end of this month when new staff will be in place, the Ministry of Economy and Labour has said. The ministry said at the beginning of last month that it wou...

Passengers on a Bermuda-bound flight were told that a shortage of firefighters in Bermuda had caused their departure to be delayed for hours. The Royal Gazette has heard from multiple sources that those on board the July 29 British Airways flight...

A motorist was clocked at travelling at 119km/h — or 70mph, the speed limit on a British motorway, the police said today. It comes as the Bermuda Police Service released its latest Operation Vega statistics, which showed that there had been an increa...

The captain of the Spirit of Bermuda will set sail in New Hampshire this week alongside a tall ship captained by his father. Alex Peacock and Don Peacock — the captain of the tall ship Lynx — are taking part in Sail Portsmouth’s Parade of Sail on Thu...

The Ministry of Public Works has announced road closures in Pembroke and Smith’s because of continuing works. There will be a partial road closure on Harrington Sound Road in Smith’s from August 15 until September 9 as Belco continues to pull holes t...

A Hamilton restaurant will offer a new cocktail this month to raise funds for the funeral of a young woman who lost her life on Bermuda’s roads. Until the end of August, Rosa’s Cantina is offering customers a cocktail called the Darling Peach with 10...

A long-awaited tour service has proved a hit with visitors after its launch last week. Kevin Burrows, of Tuk Tuk Tours Bermuda, told The Royal Gazette that his “soft launch” of three tuk tuk tour vehicles was expected to grow into a fleet of eight by...

Increased air arrivals are helping to boost revenue for the company operating LF Wade International Airport. But traffic at the airport remains at less than two thirds of the volume of operations before the pandemic, the company said. Skyport, which ...

Ferry service to St George’s will dry up today so that dock work can be carried out at Hunter’s Wharf. A spokeswoman for the Department of Marine and Ports Services said that the Orange route, which services St George’s, will be suspended from Monday...

Several sea channels will be temporarily closed to regular marine traffic on Sunday because of the annual Round the Island Powerboat Race. The marine entrance to Ferry Reach, in St George’s, will be closed from 11.45am to 3.30pm or until opened by ...