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A Bermudian driver arrested after a fatal crash in the UK has been re-bailed by police until next month. The 69-year-old of Southampton parish was behind the wheel when his car collided with a motorcyclist in Sussex. The man was arrested on suspicion...

The Salvation Army “hasn’t lost momentum” on replacing its decaying emergency housing shelter, new divisional commander Frank Pittman has vowed. Major Pittman, who assumed his post a month ago, said he’d been taken aback by the decrepit state of the ...

Former civil servant Magnus Henagulph has been contracted as a consultant for the One Bermuda Alliance, The Royal Gazette understands. A former member of staff from Government’s Department of Communication and Information, Mr Henagulph has also worke...

Over the last few months, there has been a growing amount of Bermudians who are openly voicing their opinions on a wide range of topics, such as the economy, social issues, immigration issues and/or cultural differences. Many who speak to us say tha...

A 41-year-old man talked his way into prison today by shouting and repeatedly swearing in court. Dellman Daniels argued with Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner, saying, “Hey, I don’t give a s**t and f**k it.” Daniels was accused of uttering threaten...

The Royal Gazette/BSX Index finished flat today, despite significant trading in four domestic-board companies. Bermuda Aviation Services advanced one cent, or 0.3 percent, to $3.21, as 14,223 of its shares traded. Butterfield Bank remained unchanged ...

Telecoms watchdog the Regulatory Authority is aiming to put power in the hands of the consumer. For the RA is to set up a new price comparison website that will allow buyers to check prices for internet, mobile and other electronic services from carr...