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Canadian citizens living on the Island are being asked to sign up on an emergency register in case they have to be evacuated in the wake of a national disaster. Yesterday Canadian Consul Paul Roue, on a visit to the Island from New York, said that th...

that will act as the "brain trust'' for the Island's tourism industry. But eight of the 12 member National Tourism Action Group have already been appointed as members of the newly created Tourism Board which was formed last week. At a press conferenc...

Bermudian students planning to further their education abroad have had the chance to check out potential universities without leaving the Island. Yesterday more than 1,200 senior secondary students attended the seventh annual College and University F...

to a break-in that netted him more than $10,000 in cash and jewellery. Lincoln Christopher, 28, of Ballast Road, St. David's, carried out a daring daylight raid on a house in St. Luke's Lane in May, along with an accomplice. Although the thieves were...

sexual assault victims by a US specialist later this month. The training programme was set up after The Royal Gazette revealed that no medical evidence could be taken from two recent sexual assault victims -- because the Island's one specialist was o...

The head of the Bermuda National Trust has welcomed a Government initiative to examine ways of compensating landowners who do not develop on their property. Government announced plans to set up a commission to establish a method of making it attracti...

Convicted arsonist Arnett Dill was yesterday sentenced to seven years in jail after a jury found him guilty of a Christmas crime spree that netted him more than $80,000 worth of property. Dill, 43, a roofer from Leacraft Hill Road, Southampton, was f...

Bermuda's open spaces free from development. And at a meeting with some of the Island's farmers this week, he also suggested that he would like to see factory farming and new technology play a bigger role in farming practices. Speaking to a packed an...

Southampton contractor Arnett Dill faces up to 15 years behind bars after being convicted of a stack of break-ins and one count of arson by a Supreme Court jury yesterday. After hearing 13 days of evidence the jury of six men and six women wasted no ...

ERROR RG P4 1.12.1998 In yesterday's Royal Gazette it was reported that fishermen Arthur Farias, Allan Bean, Nelson Ible and Bernard Richardson had been reissued with lobster pot permits by new Environment Minister Arthur Hodgson. The permits were i...