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MPs have approved legislation to offer tax and duty breaks to several hotel redevelopment projects. Rosewood Bermuda, which recently underwent major renovations, and the St George’s Club, which is expected to get a revamp soon, will both get breaks. ...

A supermarket chain is to continue to offer discounts three days a week until the end of next month. Zach Moniz, the manager at the Lindo’s Group of Companies, said the discount days would shift this week to take into account the Cup Match holiday. M...

People caught dumping trash at the island’s parks, docks and bus stops will find themselves in court, the Government warned today. A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works said anyone found illegally dumping waste would face prosecution. The spok...

A man was arrested after a weekend crash left a motorcyclist with facial injuries and a broken ankle. A police spokesman said: “The male motorbike rider sustained a broken nose and other facial injuries as well as a broken ankle. He added: “He was t...

A woman charged with firearms related offences will go to the Supreme Court for trial, the Court of Appeal has ruled. The case was dismissed by the Supreme Court last October, but the Court of Appeal overturned the decision in a judgment yesterday. T...

Legal changes are needed to standardise the appointment of future education commissioners, the shadow education minister said yesterday. Cole Simons added that the Court of Appeal ruling in the case of veteran teacher and education official Gina Tuck...

Prosecutors have lodged an appeal to seek a longer prison sentence for a sex offender. Chez Rogers, 20, was jailed on July 15 after he admitted he had unlawful carnal knowledge of a 13-year-old girl and lured her. The offences took place between Augu...

A veteran teacher and education official said yesterday she was disappointed but not embittered, after a court rejected her bid to overturn the appointment of the Commissioner of Education. Gina Tucker had argued that she was not given a fair opportu...

Delays to Supreme Court trials will cause extra stress for defendants, victims and the police, a lawyer predicted yesterday. Victoria Greening, of Resolution Chambers, said that the inability to hold jury trials — potentially until next year — could ...

A man left behind bars for more than five months longer than his sentence as he waited to be deported could leave the island on Monday, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. Angelo Toussay, 36, a French national, was sentenced to nine months in jail aft...