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A Pembroke man appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning to deny a charge of sexually assaulting a woman. The 38-year-old defendant, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, allegedly committed the offence on December 4, 2015, in Devonshire. Mag...

A Pembroke teenager has denied charges of leading police through a high-speed chase and struggling with police. Stanwon Swan, 17, yesterday pleaded not guilty to charges of driving dangerously, violently resisting arrest, failing to stop when signall...

A Southampton man was banned from driving for a year after refusing to submit to a breath test. Magistrates’ Court heard that Omari Esdaille, 37, was arrested on Boxing Day after police received a report of a car leaving the scene of a traffic collis...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board is planning on demolishing two disused buildings on the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital property this year. Both the Queen Elizabeth Nurses Residence on Berry Hill Road and the section of the building that housed the Con...

A Pembroke man this morning admitted cursing at a traffic warden after she confronted him about parking illegally. Jean Paul Rouget, 50, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to a single count of using offensive language in an incident on November 27....

The Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission remains hard at work creating gaming regulations, according to executive director Richard Schuetz. However, Mr Schuetz said developing the regulations is not as simple as copying the model used in Singapore. “The ...

A man arrested during a police raid in St George yesterday denied drugs offences. Justin Denbrook, 32, pleaded not guilty in Magistrates’ Court to charges of possessing cannabis with intent to supply and possessing cannabis resin. The total quantity...

This month has been the warmest December in more than 15 years but it is unlikely to become the hottest on record. As of yesterday afternoon, the average temperature for the month has been 70F (21.1C), the highest in at least 15 years. James Dodgson...

A search has begun for a 2½-tonne stump grinder, which was stolen from a property in Devonshire. Owner Miguel Pereira said that the equipment was being stored on the property under a blue tarpaulin, but when he and staff went to collect it yesterday ...

Police will be out in force tomorrow night as the Island welcomes in 2016. Superintendent Darrin Simons noted the series of significant events in the past week including a fatal traffic collision and a shooting, saying: “You can expect to see a highl...