The Planning Department yesterday placed a stop order on industrial dumping at Devonshire Marsh after local environment groups raised an alarm that the waste could severely affect the area.
The Bermud...
Two men accused of a daylight robbery at knife-point of a payroll from a pensioner last week appeared in Magistrates' Court yesterday.
The two were charged with stealing more than $11,000 from the 74-...
A woman has accused cashiers at an Island store chain of taking money from child bag packers by demanding a `commission' from their earnings.
Marguerite White claimed that cashiers at a MarketPlace st...
A man responsible for a brutal beating that cost his victim a kidney, was sent to Supreme Court for sentencing yesterday.
Dakari Hollis, 24, pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to causing grievous bo...
Shadow Tourism Minister David Dodwell laid out a five-point plan to rescue tourism in the House of Assembly on Friday.
Responding to Government's Throne Speech, Mr. Dodwell said Government's efforts t...
Out of approximately 1,000 summoned to Warwick Camp for military service, under 100 have signed up, The Royal Gazette has learned.
Regiment Commander Lt. Col. Gibbons, while admitting the drastic shor...
The deadline for a high school student to win a $1,000 grant has arrived.
Students participating in the Tom Pettit Thanksgiving Essay competition are to submit their 500-word essay on `Why I Am Thankf...
An anti-drug youth organisation has taken a hard blow after one of its former members, Zephrya Gibbons, was convicted of importing $1.7 million worth of heroin and accused of "betraying her people".
P...
Mount St. Agnes Academy will have its first sports field in its 112 year history thanks to funding from the Bank of Bermuda.
Sister Judith Rollo, the MSA principal, said the school will now have its o...
The St. George's Foundation presented Premier Jennifer Smith and Opposition Leader Grant Gibbons with a gift set yesterday to kick off the organisation's Christmas season fundraising campaign.
The `Re...
