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Four years ago, Karen Plianthos set to out to launch a fundraiser to help cover the costs of a friend’s bachelorette party while cleaning up Bermuda’s waters. Since then, the Cash Trash Bash has become an annual tradition, raising almost $10,000 for ...

The Budget showed the Government had listened to hoteliers’ fears over rising land taxes, the Bermuda Hotel Association said yesterday. Stephen Todd, CEO of the BHA, said hoteliers were pleased that Curtis Dickinson, the finance minister, confirmed t...

A 32-year-old man has been accused of threatening and intimidating a witness. Jahmico Trott was charged in Magistrates’ Court with two offences, one of witness intimidation and one of making offers to provide “payment or protection” to the same witne...

A serial thief was jailed for three months after the court heard he left drug treatment court on the urging of his family. Senior magistrate Juan Wolffe told the court: “The court was prepared to go all out to help him with his issues. “We were prepa...

A police officer was cleared yesterday of a charge that he injured a motorcyclist by driving without due care. A Supreme Court jury found Barry Richards, an inspector with the Bermuda Police Service, not guilty by a unanimous verdict after several ho...

A mother who admitted bringing $125,000 of cocaine into Bermuda was jailed for seven years yesterday. Deja Anee Richardson, 26, said she knew her suitcase contained hidden drugs, but believed the drug was cannabis not cocaine. She told Supreme Court:...

A Jamaican man convicted of importing 220 grams of heroin into Bermuda was jailed for 18 years yesterday. Omar Davy, 38, from Mandeville, Jamaica, had claimed he was forced to bring the drugs to the island on July 10 last year after his life and thos...

A teenager was attacked by two men, one wielding a knife, on The Glebe Road today. The 16-year-old complainant was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital with cuts to his head and leg, after the incident at about 11am. He has since been discharge...

A motorcyclist seriously injured in a collision with a police inspector was travelling at more than twice the speed limit, according to an investigator. Michael Prime, a traffic collision investigator with the British-based Keith Borer Consultants, s...

An insurance company has launched legal action against a law firm over the failed Par-la-Ville hotel project. Fidelity National Title Insurance Company alleges that Trott & Duncan did not warn that a guarantee by the Corporation of Hamilton may not b...