For Eric Lebolo, of London, England, has paid his first visit to the Island since his wartime service at HMS Malabar in 1942-43.
And he renewed a 50-odd-year-old friendship with Bermudian Herbert Tate...
fight the verdict.
Teiko Furbert -- jailed for life for the shooting of James Cyrus Caines two years ago -- will take his case to the Privy Council in London next month and ask them to hear a new appe...
under-age drinking and drug abuse in nightclubs, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
And Task Force boss Insp. Stuart Crockwell urged nightclub owners to ban drug users from their premises -- and to let Pol...
question.
For a woman caught in a speed trap is to appeal her Magistrates' Court conviction.
Now Supreme Court will decide whether it was fair when she was booked for driving over the limit.
The move ...
Notorious drug dens could be in line to be flattened in a unique link-up between Police and the Works and Engineering Ministry, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
Police and Works and Engineering Minister ...
high and dry by seizing his boat.
Ministry of Environment officials snatched the vessel after Mr. Minks was fined $7,000 for illegal lobster fishing.
But now senator and lawyer Larry Scott has lodged ...
Easter, it was revealed yesterday.
For a controversial bid to open Bermuda's fourth bank will go before the House of Assembly in the next session.
And -- if MPs approve the charter bill -- the First I...
thousands of dollars worth of improvements.
Officers will move to temporary accomodation while the Barr's Bay Park Police station -- home of the Marine Police Section -- is extended and the interior r...
Furious National PTA chairman Anthony Steede last night threatened to quit because of stay-at-home parents.
And he warned the national parents' body could wind up due to lack of support.
Mr. Steede la...
the post next month, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
Mr. Bissell -- whose own rank is Superintendent -- is odds-on favourite to take the number three spot in the force.
And, according to Government insi...
