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A man who admitted lying under oath during a shooting trial told the Supreme Court that he wanted to find “some sort of peace” after being threatened. Speaking under cross-examination yesterday, Lavon Thomas told the court: “I was a witness to a shoo...

Work must be done to rebalance the Civil Service to better help the public, according to statistician Cordell Riley. Speaking at an open forum organised by the Progressive Labour Party, Mr Riley argued that while less civil servants might be required...

After almost 200 days at sea, a message in a bottle was discovered on Elbow Beach around 1,000 miles from where it was thrown into the ocean by a student. Graham Smith, who discovered the bottle yesterday, said yesterday: “I have seen many a bottle f...

Blackwatch Pass will be closed off to traffic starting tomorrow as road work in the area continues. According to a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Public Works, the road will be closed until at least October 15 to allow for road improvements at the j...

The Quickie Lickie Laundromat in Southampton could soon increase in size, expanding into an adjacent retail space. According to a planning application, the laundromat owners are seeking retroactive approval to remove the partition separating the Midd...

The National Sports Centre is looking to turn a storage area into a gym, according to planning documents. A recently submitted planning application shows that the BSC board is hoping to change an existing electrical/storage building located near the ...

An effort to restore the health of the one of the Island’s ponds has been successful, according to researchers. Jamie Bacon, principal investigator of the Bermuda Amphibian Project, has said that efforts to remove dangerous hydrocarbons from one half...

Bermuda is well on the road to recovery after Hurricane Joaquin, the acting Premier said yesterday. “Bermuda appears to have weathered the storm well and already we are getting back to normal,” Bob Richards said. “The vast majority of residents rema...

Bermudian businesses are reopening today as Hurricane Joaquin travels further away from the Island. As of this afternoon, the vast majority of stores and restaurants in Hamilton have opened their doors to customers, returning to business as usual. A ...

Government notices published under the Public Access to Information Act listed more than $1.2 million in consultancy contracts. According to one of the notices, $544,905 was paid to Castalia Ltd by the Department of Energy for “policy and legislative...