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Education Commissioner Edmond Heatley has dropped out of the running for a job in his native US. Dr Heatley faced calls for his resignation after he applied for the post of Orleans Parish schools superintendent in December — just months after being h...

A public alert system will be implemented when pollution from Hamilton’s Seabright sewage outfall is detected in bathing waters around nearby south shore beaches, Environment Minister Trevor Moniz announced today. Reiterating that Bermuda’s beaches a...

A clergyman has called on Bermuda to properly honour its dead — after the unemployed daughters of a homeless man were told by Government that it would not help to pay for his funeral. Chaplain Kevin Santucci told The Royal Gazette that the case of th...

Chuckles echoed around Magistrates’ Court this morning after a Devonshire man was charged for riding his bicycle while drunk. Forty-eight year-old Dion Burgess, of Cedar Park, was charged with pedalling the bike while intoxicated after he allegedly c...

The Transport Control Department is back online this afternoon after computer problems brought vehicle testing and licensing to a halt. A Department spokesman said shorly after noon that computer problems had left the facility unable to licence and t...

The Bermuda International Boxing Association will stage its first card at BAA Gymnasium next month, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The newly formed organisation has scheduled a series of bouts featuring all local boxers to take place at BAA on May 10 ...

‘The second of a two-part commentary on reforming Bermuda’s cannabis laws by Cheryl Pooley By Cheryl Pooley Misinformation does more harm than good Misinformation on the outcome of cannabis use will do more harm to young people than honest and factu...