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A Devonshire man was remanded into custody this morning after he admitted violently resisting arrest, saying he was impaired at the time. Marshall Wolffe, 25, also pleaded guilty to handling stolen goods and wilfully damaging a police-issued shirt in...

Court reports were ordered on a Pembroke man this morning after he admitted assaulting a woman. Seymour Ramotar, 34, pleaded guilty to a count of assault causing bodily harm in an incident on February 9 last year. The Crown alleged that the complaina...

A man who stole $3 in change from a parked car has been put behind bars for stealing and prowling about a dwelling house. Richard Dill, 48, admitted both offences, which occurred in the early hours of June 14 in the Langdon Lane area. The court heard...

A Pembroke man who stole $32 of food from a Hamilton grocery store has been fined $500 for the offence. Randall Hall, 32, was stopped by staff at the Hamilton MarketPlace on Sunday after a duty manager saw him go to an elevator that led to the below-...

A pair of trainee mechanics have earned Ford Motor Company certificates through a partnership between the government and Bermuda Motors. Dornielle Farrell and Sergio Richardson, employees of the Ministry of Public Works at the Quarry motor pool, were...

A Jamaican national who was set to be deported upon his release from prison has won a court judgment that he has been discriminated against based on his gender. Leighton Griffiths, who is married to a Bermudian, argued that the Bermuda Immigration an...

The Bermuda College and West Pembroke School were both awarded Green Flags yesterday at the second annual Eco-Schools Award Ceremony. Meanwhile several other schools, including the Lyceum Preschool, Warwick Academy and Victor Scott Primary, were reco...

Bermuda’s Supreme Court yesterday celebrated its 400th anniversary with a special sitting. But while Chief Justice Ian Kawaley said the justice system had made great strides during its long history, he warned that more work was needed to ensure Bermu...

The Corporation of St George is set to host a town hall meeting today, which will include information about the Swing Bridge. In addition to Quinell Francis, the Mayor of St George, the meeting will feature presentations by Jeff Baron, the Minister o...

An American tourist found himself in Magistrates’ Court this morning after threatening a police officer at the LF Wade International Airport. Michael Huppé Jr, 40, pleaded guilty to charges of behaving in a threatening manner to customs officials and...