Around 800 people have signed an online petition supporting the legalisation of cannabis.
The site ‘Legalize Marijuana in Bermuda’ was set up four weeks ago on the social site Facebook, where as of ye...
A “slip” in the law mistakenly omitted a mandatory roads ban for motorists who plead guilty to driving while impaired, Attorney General Mark Pettingill yesterday acknowledged.
But the courts still ret...
A years-old dispute with Planning saw a City of Hamilton alderman brought before Magistrates’ Court.
Carlton Simmons pleaded not guilty to failing to remove an unlawful metal gate across a right of wa...
A legal loophole saw a motorist escape disqualification — despite admitting in court to driving while impaired.
Magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo said a “blunder” during amendments to the Island’s drink driv...
A “community beautification” initiative will bring out volunteers to spruce up needy homes in North East Hamilton.
The three-day campaign, augmented for one day by a team of 50 US Coast officer cadets...
A mother of three fought back tears as she told a jury how a group of young men forced their way into her home.
Four people were yesterday jointly charged in the Supreme Court for the armed invasion o...
Doctors aren’t the only ones witnessing a rise in patients who can’t pay: social assistance agencies also report an increase in medical arrears.
“We have certainly seen an increase in clients coming i...
One year after she had to postpone the trip, a St David’s student is off to the US — thanks to generous sponsors in Bermuda.
“It’s a ten-day conference, meeting new people, exploring politics and deba...
A desperate Pembroke mother said gang-fuelled bullying has left her with no choice but to leave the Island with her sons.
The woman, who asked that her name not be used, said teenage boys from her nei...
A local company has pitched in on behalf of three charities, in the first day of giving for Tokio Millennium Re.
Staff spent Thursday restoring Dockyard’s historic Casemates Barracks, clearing the gro...
