Arnolds Market Ltd. was fined this morning after an operating manager representing the company admitted in Magistrates’ Court the company had illegally importing produce.
According to Crown counsel Ro...
An empty home on St Monica's Road burst into flames yesterday, sending out pillars of smoke but causing no injuries.
According to the Bermuda Fire Service, at 9.56am yesterday they received a report o...
Despite growing violence, Bermuda is not a dangerous place, Deputy Governor David Arkley has said.
And while some people are worried, Government, the Police Service and Government House are working t...
Frank Arnold, the owner of Arnold’s Markets, was charged today with illegally importing carrots and broccoli.
Appearing in Magistrates’ Court this morning Mr Arnold denied two charges of importing the...
A report submitted to Premier Paula Cox today suggests that Bermuda needs to make changes to provide greater accessibility for the visually impaired.
The report, written by Kristina Bean and presented...
A 45-year-old man who admitted he inappropriately touched a teenage girl was yesterday sentenced to 18 months’ imprisonment.
Dwayne David Beach pleaded guilty in October to kissing the 14-year-old’s c...
Deputy Governor David Arkley said that while some are concerned about growing violence, he did not feel that Bermuda was a dangerous place.
Addressing the Hamilton Rotary Club today, Mr Arkley said: “...
Lottery homes in St David’s will not be occupied by Christmas, but will be ready in the first quarter of 2011, according to Government Senate leader David Burch.
Addressing the Senate yesterday, Senat...
Bermuda yesterday joined the rest of the world in celebrating Human Rights Day.
This year, the Human rights Commission joined with the Bermuda National Gallery (BNG) in hosting a ‘Human Writes’ worksh...
An amendment aimed at allowing longer leases on former baselands was passed this week in the Senate, bringing a redevelopment project at the 9 Beaches Resort closer to reality.
Presenting the amendmen...
