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Dozens of miles of Bermuda’s roads have fallen into a state of disrepair after maintenance budgets were repeatedly slashed. And Government targets of resurfacing ten kilometres of roadway each year have rarely been met in almost two decades, accordin...

Government’s claim that it is cracking down on crime has been met with a lukewarm response from the Opposition. Shadow Public Safety Minister Michael Scott argued that, while planned stiffer penalties for some crimes may deter would-be offenders, the...

One of Bermuda’s most high-profile charities could run aground because of a lack of cash, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Bermuda Sloop Foundation is to launch a fund-raising campaign this week in a bid to save the popular charity, which provides ...

An early-morning three-car pile up in Southside landed a taxi driver in hospital and a second motorist in court. Eric Dunkley went on trial yesterday charged with causing injury by reckless driving as a result of the crash, which took place on June 5...

A St George’s man has pleaded guilty to threatening to kill his former girlfriend. At a hearing in Supreme Court yesterday morning, Detroy Smith, 27, admitted that he made the threat to Mikaela Pearman on October 24 last year. Smith denied a further ...

Smugglers who attempt to pass banned cell phones to Westgate inmates could find themselves facing a stiff jail sentence. Government is planning to introduce tough new penalties, including lengthier custodial sentences, for anyone convicted of trying ...

Government’s top accountant has still not returned to work after being placed on administrative leave more than three months ago. Accountant General Joyce Hayward was ordered to remain away from her office at the beginning of December 2012. Yesterda...

A Pembroke teenager charged with possession of a loaded firearm took the stand in Supreme Court yesterday, claiming he was unaware that the weapon was hidden just yards from a nightclub he had visited. Dameko Dublin, 19, was arrested in January 2012 ...