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A former police officer was jailed for 2½ years yesterday for dumping more than 60 traffic tickets for his own profit. Pc Kyle Wheatley, 34, resigned from the Bermuda Police Service on Monday after he pleaded guilty in the Supreme Court to conspiracy...

A sex offender released just months ago was back behind bars yesterday after it was alleged he breached a supervision order. Junius Caines appeared in the Supreme Court, where it was claimed he had broken his curfew, failed a urine test for drugs and...

Prosecutors asked for a woman who admitted the theft of more than $110,000 from her employers to be jailed for a year. Deidre Woolgar, 46, pleaded guilty in June to charges of theft and false accounting after her employers found she failed to deposit...

A supermarket group has donated half a million dollars to help build a new Agape House hospice. Giorgio Zanol, the president of the Lindo’s Group, said his family had benefited from Agape and challenged others to match the company’s donation. Mr Zano...

Changes to the healthcare insurance system will go ahead, despite a call from the Opposition to put the plans on hold, the Government said yesterday. The Government added it would not extend the consultation period on the changes — which ended on Sun...

A slump in retail sales needs urgent action, the Opposition has claimed. Nick Kempe, the One Bermuda Alliance’s shadow finance minister, said that a change in approach was needed to protect Bermudian jobs. Mr Kempe added: “Last week we heard from Zan...

The Department of Parks has sent out a request for proposal for concessions at several beaches and parks for next summer. A spokesman for the Department said they are looking for qualified concessionaires to submit proposals for Church Bay, Horseshoe...

Social media posts that identified a customs officer as the man at the centre of an international police investigation were wrong, a police spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman said a 41-year-old man had been arrested in connection with an investi...

A vehicle emissions test firm has launched legal action against the Ministry of Tourism and Transport after their contract was axed at the start of the year. Bermuda Emissions Control Ltd filed a writ against the Minister of Tourism and Transport and...

The Supreme Court struck down a claim yesterday that the former owner of the Olympic Club breached a merger agreement with The Athletic Club. Wayne Scott, who represented The Athletic Club in court, argued that Scott Stallard had broken clause 26 of ...