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Superintendent Martin Weekes has been promoted to Assistant Commissioner of the Bermuda Police Service, taking up the portfolio of crime and intelligence. The promotion comes on the recommendation of the Police Service Commission and has been approve...

“Children must come first,” was the message from Minister of Education Wayne Scott yesterday as he welcomed a court decision allowing teachers and principals to go ahead with their transfers. Mr Scott spoke to The Royal Gazette outside the Civil Cour...

A one-match ban served, Dennis Musson returns to captain Cleveland in today’s final of the Eastern Counties against St David’s at Lord’s. Musson, the Cleveland vice-captain, replaces Hasan Durham in the only change to the team that beat Flatts in th...

Shares of paint firm Devonshire Industries lost nearly half their value on a busy day of trading on the Bermuda Stock Exchange today. Devonshire, which owns Bermuda Paint, fell by $2.99 (49.8 per cent) to a two-year low of $3.01 on the trading of 1,5...

The Prison Officers Association has become the latest group to throw its support behind Jason Hayward, who is being sued by Government. Mr Hayward, the president of the Bermuda Public Service Union, has become the subject of a government-funded defam...

Age Concern members are invited to an information session about their health insurance. The event, “Understanding Your Insurance Coverage”, which will take place on Tuesday, is being run in conjunction with the Health Insurance Department and MoonGat...

By Slacker Mom The teacher on the other end of the phone said: “Don’t be alarmed Mrs Slacker, but I just found your daughter smooching in the bathroom with Tommy. At least I think that’s what they were doing. They were standing very close. We have a ...

Seven Warwick Academy Year 10 students chose The Royal Gazette as their top place of employment. Sarah Taylor of Warwick Academy co-ordinated a two-day work experience programme together with Caroline Desmarais, chief development officer, to offer th...

An upward trend in sales receipts for retailers sharpened further in June, and has been hailed as “a positive shift in consumer confidence”. The retail sales index notched up an eleventh consecutive month of improvement, year-on-year, in June. It ros...