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The PLP candidates for St George’s have expressed concern at what they describe as “neglect” on the Wellington Back Road area. Kim Swan, candidate for Constituency #2, said in a press release: “Despite being highlighted by the OBA in the lead-up to t...

Court reports have been ordered on a Pembroke man who gave police multiple false names after being stopped for traffic offences. Gary Dillas, 64, pleaded guilty to a range of offences, including driving while disqualified, driving while over the lega...

David Saul, the former premier, businessman and athlete with famously eclectic passions, died at his Devonshire Bay home early yesterday morning, aged 77. Dr Saul, who served as United Bermuda Party premier from 1995 to 1997, was hailed by his contem...

Burglars left empty-handed following a break-in at a money service business yesterday. It happened at the MoneyShop located at 47 Dundonald Street at around 4am. Owner Leila Wilson said that the alarm was triggered by two people who were subsequentl...

The number of Canadians arriving in Bermuda for the first quarter this year improved by 35 per cent, according to visitor arrival data from the Bermuda Tourism Authority. But the announcement prompted Jamahl Simmons, the Progressive Labour Party’s sp...

Dear Sir, Hopefully, the person who read my letter of November 9, 2016 about the overgrown shrubbery and fallen trees on the access road to the Rockaway ferry — Sea Express Lane — will be reading your newspaper again, as this situation is a disgrace ...

Fitch Ratings sees no end in sight for soft pricing in the reinsurance market. The credit rating agency believes the soft market will last through to the end of this year at least, driving more companies to seek merger partners. “We expect premium ra...

Gunshots were reported in the Court Street area yesterday evening at around 6.10pm. “At this time there have been no reported injuries,” a police spokesman said. Witnesses are urged to contact the police on 295-0011 or the Crime Stoppers hotline 800...

Students from Mount Saint Agnes treated staff at The Royal Gazette to a mini-concert yesterday in celebration of its School Salute Day. Their rendition of When the Saints Go Marching In was enjoyed by this newspaper’s staff including editor Dexter Sm...

Five Bermudian crew, led by long-time mariner Beau Evans, have begun ferrying passengers from NCL cruise ships to and from St George’s and Dockyard on the new tender Bo Hengy II. The service begun on Monday when junior minister for tourism Kenny Basc...

Visitor air arrivals were up 19 per cent in the first quarter of this year, the Bermuda Tourism Authority revealed yesterday. At a press conference at the Land Rover BAR base in Dockyard, BTA CEO Kevin Dallas also said visitor spending rose 30 per ce...

Insurance firm BF&M dropped 50 cents to $21 on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index. The fall, equal to 2.3 per cent, came after 600 shares traded. Telecoms company One Communications also dropped, down 30 cents, or 10.7 per cent, to $2.50 after 20,500 shares...