Gang recruitment has been “undermined and is ripe for replacement”, according to the social charity Family Centre. But many residents continue to struggle to meet ends meet.
Executive director Martha ...
A 65-year-old farmer and carriage driver who claimed he was driven to import cannabis out of financial desperation sobbed in court as he was jailed for six years for smuggling the drug in his farming ...
Much has been made of Progressive Labour Party leader Marc Bean’s suggestion in the House of Assembly that Government drop its proposed Gaming Referendum.
However, Mr. Bean didn’t see his March 1, 201...
A youth leader accused of sexually exploiting a 13-year-old boy has angrily denied the charges against him, telling Magistrates’ Court he felt “shocked and betrayed” by the allegations.
The accused, w...
The starkly different accounts of conversations held between Premier Craig Cannonier and Opposition Marc Bean last September amount to a case of “he said, she said”, Mr Cannonier told The Royal Gazett...
Under the table payments to secure a casino licence in Bermuda wouldn’t be possible under Government’s gaming regulatory regime, Attorney General Mark Pettingill insisted last night before MPs.
“The c...
An Island-wide network of police security cameras is to be installed starting April 1, police announced yesterday.
The system of 150 cameras, capable of facial recognition and vehicle tracking, will r...
A pen pal initiative with Westgate inmates has been proposed, following an outreach to the facility by the groups Imagine Bermuda and Chewstick.
Imagine Bermuda head Glenn Fubler said the concept spra...
An embankment along the south side of Palmetto Road near Perimeter Lane, Devoshire, collapsed during heavy rains overnight, bringing down utility poles and causing extensive damage.
In the House of As...
A bid by the Corporation of Hamilton take back control of its finances has been refused by Chief Justice Ian Kawaley.
This means Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy continues holding the City’s purse s...
