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A crackdown on antisocial and illegal behaviour in Hamilton is to be launched, it was revealed yesterday. The Corporation of Hamilton said one way it would help tackle the problem was by the removal of obstructions used as a screen by criminals. A ci...

Dear Sir, In the column published in The Royal Gazette on February 7, written by MP Christopher Famous and titled “One cannot serve two masters”, he endeavours to make at least one point on incorrect information. He writes: “Let us consider this inte...

Hamilton’s iconic City Hall will mark its 60th birthday today with one of the craftsmen involved in its construction. Tools used on the job by George L. Burt, who laid the cornerstone of the building in June 1958, will be put on display as part of th...

Beginning with the Iowa caucus, The Royal Gazette in conjunction with The Washington Post News Service and Bloomberg News will live-stream the major events during this election year. Voters will head to the polls on Tuesday in New Hampshire, potentia...

The Government must do more to remove barriers to equality, a government backbencher and former trade union leader said yesterday. Jason Hayward told the Progressive Labour Party’s Founders Day lunch that the island’s healthcare system was among the ...

Four government vessels listed on a marine brokers website are not for sale, the Government said. It was reported last week that two tugboats and two ferries were advertised online for a combined price of $1.9 million. A tourism and transport ministr...

The Royal Gazette in conjunction with The Washington Post News Service and Bloomberg News will live-stream the major events during this US election year. Libby Casey will anchor from The Washington Post newsroom and will be joined by James Hohmann, o...

We are heading into the budget period and I am certain we will hear about a lot of new initiatives from the Government, but I would like to take this opportunity to state what I hope to see. The Progressive Labour Party can dismiss the Opposition’s ...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment’s top training officer has been named its new Commanding Officer, it was revealed. Major Ben Beasley, the RBR training officer and Acting Commanding Officer, will take over from Lieutenant-Colonel David Curley. The former R...

A spotlight will be turned on employers who “steal” from their staff by failing to deposit social insurance and pension contributions, the Minister of Finance warned last night. Curtis Dickinson said he wanted to help workers keep better track of the...

“No one can serve two masters. Either he will hate the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and money.” — Matthew 6:24 Lately, the One Bermuda Alliance has taken a new tact in their public relations narrative. No doubt, based on polling, ...

Bermuda’s first coastguard unit was launched yesterday in the West End. A vacant former police barracks, Watford House at Malabar in Somerset, has been repurposed as the command centre for the unit. It will consist of 16 members of the Royal Bermuda ...