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Bermuda Regiment and Royal Navy teams today joined forces to help the Island’s hurricane clear up. Joint teams visited hospitals, schools, churches, youth training centres and private homes to help patch up the damage caused by the massive Hurricane ...

All Government Offices will be open tomorrow as Bermuda gets back to work after Hurricane Gonzalo. A 6pm update from the Emergency Measures Organisation stated that ferries had resumed regular service while buses would resume a partial service start...

‘We will recover’ was the resounding message from Premier Michael Dunkley this morning as Bermuda woke to the trail of destruction left by Hurricane Gonzalo. The Premier praised residents for their preparation saying it was ‘key’ to minimising the ...

Hurricane Gonzalo is now 270 miles north of Bermuda and the tropical storm warning has ended. Drier air and more settled conditions will build as winds continue to decrease through the day, the Bermuda Weather Service said in its 6am report. Maximum ...

Belco crews began work this morning, restoring electricity to the 31,200 homes that lost power in the midst of Hurricane Gonzalo. As of 9pm, power had been restored to some 13,022 homes with 41 circuits still down. A company spokeswoman said: “Of cou...

Large areas of the Island’s roads are blocked by fallen trees and downed poles. Barely a road is passable and the public should stay indoors to allow emergency crews to clear up, Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva told the Emergency Broadcast Stati...

Large areas of the Island’s roads are blocked by fallen trees and downed poles. Barely a road is passable and the public should stay indoors to allow emergency crews to clear up, Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva told the Emergency Broadcast Stati...

The Causeway reopened at 1.10pm today after swift efforts to repair the damage from Hurricane Gonzalo. The authorities had hoped to relink the Island with the East End at about noon but work took a little longer. Only one lane of traffic is in use. P...

Firefighters were called out during the height of Hurricane Gonzalo to attend a blaze caused by someone barbecuing indoors. This was one of a number of calls to the emergency services that could have been avoided, a police spokesman said this mornin...

Insurers opened for business over the weekend as they dealt with a rush of claims following the direct hit from Hurricane Gonzalo. Freisenbruch-Meyer said its offices were open from early today and the firm also had a claims surveyor stationed in the...

The eye of Hurricane Gonzalo is now over Bermuda, with the lull beginning at 8.55pm. Residents are urged to stay indoors as winds will pick up rapidly and this is the point the storm will intensify.

Residents across the Island are united in praise for the brave people of the emergency services helping to protect the Island against the wrath of Hurricane Gonzalo. All of us here at the Royal Gazette wish to salute the hundreds of men and women of...