A taxi driver's complaints about advertising in the arrivals hall of the Bermuda International Airport are incorrect, according to an airport official.
A taxi driver claimed on VSB television that a p...
Opposition politicians reacted in disgust after Attorney General Dame Lois Browne Evans referred to their colleague MP Patricia Gordon-Pamplin as a "black buffoon" and an "Uncle Tom".
The exchange in ...
A machete-wielding bandit's appeal was quashed in the Court of Appeals this week.
Neville James Woods, 33, of Curving Avenue in Pembroke, appealed a five-and-a-half year sentence for the daytime raid ...
Five Police officers were promoted to the ranks of Inspector and above last week.
Police announced the promotions of Craig Morfitt, Michael Jackman, Clarke Minors and James Howard to the rank of Inspe...
Government's annual financial statements will be released faster than ever before, Accountant General Anthony Richardson told Hamilton Rotarians yesterday.
He said he aims to have the statements finis...
A member of the British House of Lords said Bermuda's Constitution has the fundamental "cornerstones" of a Parliamentary democracy.
Lord William Alexander of Weedon, QC, Chairman of the House of Lords...
A 33-year-old who harassed his mother and smashed up her bike and house narrowly avoided a jail sentence yesterday in Magistrates' Court.
Troy Robinson, a father of one with no fixed abode, insisted t...
music.
The Bermuda Project, set up to revitalise the Island's dying performing arts, has entered negotiations with a broadcasting company and hopes to launch the station in July.
Speaking to Hamilton ...
A 16-year-old, who slapped a Sandys Middle School student and pleaded guilty to unlawful assault, walked free from Magistrates Court yesterday.
Michael Keesee of Pink House Lane in Sandys initially pl...
counsellors tried to convince St. George's residents to accept a FOCUS supportive residency programme on Barry's Road.
Despite Mayor Henry Hayward's attempts to curb lengthy speeches, those involved w...
