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Four people charged in connection with a failed hotel development on Hamilton’s Par-la-Ville car park are scheduled to return to Supreme Court next month. Michael MacLean, who planned to build the hotel, appeared in Supreme Court yesterday along with...

A construction firm was charged today with breaches of the Health Insurance Act and false accounting. RMS Construction, represented in Magistrates’ Court by owner Ricky Sousa, denied dishonestly making $1,100 of deductions from an employee’s pay by f...

A teenager caught with counterfeit Bermuda dollar bills was given a conditional discharge so he can take a training programme overseas. Magistrates’ Court heard on Thursday that Kyari Flood was the pillion passenger of a motorcycle that was stopped b...

When Rhea Gibbons returned to Bermuda for the summer she felt she had work to do. Now she, with the assistance of other volunteers, has cleared more than a tonne of trash from the island’s coastline in a series of cleanups. Ms Gibbons said: “It was s...

A group of comedians are to aim for the heart with a special comedy fundraiser today. Charles Doyle, the host and organiser of the show in aid of the Bermuda Heart Foundation, said that in addition to supporting a good cause, the event would give him...

Sales at Dockyard’s Clocktower Mall have plummeted by up to 30 per cent after a road closure cut off access to stores, angry shopkeepers said yesterday. The drop in business came after Dockyard operators, the West End Development Corporation, pedestr...

Community groups will host a back to school event to help empower students and their families. The Back 2 School Gathering will include a free dinner, along with a series of interactive playshops at the Bermuda College Student Hall. Among the playsho...

Police have warned the public to be on the watch for counterfeit Bermuda $50 bills in circulation on the island. A Bermuda Police Service spokesman said all of the notes have the serial numbers A/I 509979 or A/I 441162. The spokesman added: “This wee...

The oldest harbour seal at the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo has died at the age of 35. A Bermuda Zoological Society spokeswoman said the seal, named Charlotte, died of complications from cancer last Thursday. The spokeswoman for the Flatts attrac...

A 38-year-old man was charged in Magistrates’ Court yesterday with a string of summer thefts. Perry Hayward denied a range of offences, including taking two motorcycles without consent and an attempt to steal money from HSBC. He also denied the theft...