Details of Government’s anti-gang strategy were delivered in the Senate by Junior Public Safety Minister Jeff Baron.
However, certain details were “extremely sensitive”, and couldn’t be shared in the ...
Government’s $4.4 million payout over the Dame Lois Browne Evans Building went to two local companies, a Public Works Ministry spokesman said.
The “settlement fees” to contractors LLC and Universal El...
Three men and one woman, all from Sandys, have been arrested in connection with the shooting of a man in Somerset.
The 22-year-old victim of Tuesday night’s shooting on Beacon Hill Road remains in sta...
A 22-year-old man was shot and injured at around 10pm last night in the area of Beacon Hill Road and Scotts Hill Road in Sandys.
According to police his injuries are not believed to be life-threateni...
Government paid out $4.4 million on a court settlement over the Dame Lois Browne Evans Building, according to Public Works Minister Trevor Moniz.
The overall bill for the Court Street facility was jus...
The Opposition claimed amendments to the Motor Car Act will force seniors to pay licence fees for motor vehicles — even if they can’t afford to.
However, Attorney General Mark Pettingill responded: “T...
The Island’s troops took part in land and sea exercises over the weekend.
Bermuda Regiment soldiers practised drills at the LinkBermuda telecommunications site in Smith’s.
They simulated defending key...
Bermuda’s National Health Plan has been put “on hold” pending a review of the ambitious programme.
It had been expected that the plan would provide universal healthcare for residents by next year.
Ho...
Cash-strapped families are getting their electricity cut off in increasing numbers, according to social assistance agencies.
The Coalition for the Protection of Children’s Nicola Fleming said the majo...
The Island’s anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism financing laws have been brought up to date by MPs.
Attorney General Mark Pettingill said the Proceeds of Crime Amendment Regulations, 2013 would ...
