An appeal against the acquittal of a former Government architect charged with fraud has been dismissed by Chief Justice Richard Ground.
Kyril Burrows, 47, was found not guilty in Magistrates’ Court la...
Plans for a new marina in the East End could go ahead, despite planning permission being refused by the Development Applications Board (DAB).
The Stocks Harbour Marina Project was refused by the DAB l...
A homeless man yesterday admitted stealing more than $700 worth of phone cards from Collector’s Hill gas station.
Delvin Stevens, 42, later told police he sold the cards in exchange for food.
Crown co...
A Warwick man was fined after he admitted possessing cannabis on Elliott Street.
Gladstone Eve, 63, pleaded guilty to possessing cannabis in an increased penalty zone less than 300 metres from the Del...
A Devonshire man in Magistrates’ Court admitted importing cannabis to the Island, but said the offense was completely accidental.
Taylor Grier, 23, told the court that when packing his bag, he picked ...
Last night Shelly Bay residents were counting the cost of damage after what appeared to be a tornado tore through the area, ripping roofs of homes and toppling walls.
While it is not known how high wi...
Residents around Shelly Bay were this afternoon surveying damage caused by a suspected tornado which tore through the area this morning.
Several homes lost roofs as high winds whipped through the area...
A magistrate is to rule next week whether a trial involving a senior social worker accused of dishonesty should continue.
Kennette Robinson is said to have received a refund from People’s Pharmacy for...
The Ministry of Education said that prayer remains a part of the public school system, contrary to a comment by a community activist.
Keona Smith, founder of Colford’s Family Against Violence said on ...
The Department of Energy has released an energy facts sheet it hopes will encourage the public to conserve electricity.
Bermuda has one of the highest energy consumption rates in the world, per capita...
