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A magistrate arrested after a car crash in January is still on police bail, a police spokesman said yesterday. It is understood that Khamisi Tokunbo and another man were taken into custody after a car crash on South Road in Paget in January. Neithe...

A race to the start line in the offshore cryptocurrency exchange market is heating up. Bermuda’s fintech ambitions are well established, but now a company behind a planned cryptocurrency exchange based in the Cayman Islands says it will soon launch. ...

An online survey to determine an accurate number of families in need of housing was launched yesterday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said up-to-date statistics were needed to help the Bermuda Housing Corporation provi...

A presentation designed to help parents protect their children against sex abuse is to be held tonight. Debi Ray Rivers, founder and executive director for anti-abuse charity Scars, will provide guidance to parents on signs of potential abuse and how...

David Lang is looking forward to having a little more space in his home office. After eight years as managing director of the Bank of Bermuda Foundation, he retires in May. “I am looking forward to it, but Mrs Lang isn’t,” he joked. He first came in...

A new champion will be crowned at the Argo Group Gold Cup next month, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Taylor Canfield and USone Sailing Team will not return to defend their title because of conflicting commitments. “With great regret I had to decline o...

A Portuguese dinner will be hosted tonight by the Hamilton Princess and Beach Club as part of celebrations of Portuguese culture in Bermuda. The dinner is the first of several events to celebrate Portuguese culture throughout 2019 leading up to the p...

The Director of Public Prosecutions was appointed a Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court yesterday. John Rankin, the Governor, announced that Larry Mussenden will take up the role when Puisne Judge Carlisle Greaves retires in July. Mr Rankin: “I am conf...

Canadian-born Donald McPhee Lee was the first Editor of The Royal Gazette, serving in the post for 55 years. Lee had an amazingly long tenure as editor, but a harrowing voyage on the high seas on his way to Bermuda nearly ended his career before it b...

A contract between the Government’s communications team and a media organisation run by a former Progressive Labour Party MP raised questions from the Opposition yesterday. Susan Jackson, of the One Bermuda Alliance, called for clarification over the...

Dear Sir, I am a Canadian lady looking for a long-lost pen pal. When I was a teenager in the 1960s, I wrote to your newspaper asking to publish my letter looking for a pen pal. A Bermudian fellow by the name of Alvin Daniels wrote back to me. We bec...

Over 100 student leaders were provided with tools to enhance their leadership skills at a Youth Empowerment Summit (Yes!) on the weekend. The students participated in workshops designed to develop leadership skills at various levels, and to allow the...