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earned a Pembroke man a $1,600 fine in the Supreme Court. Albert Howard Place told Puisne Judge Norma Wade-Miller he was recovering from groin surgery and a bad case of the flu last March when Police arrived with a search warrant and found 15 grammes...

The Education Ministry budget will increase by $885,000 to $85.9 million. And it is the Department of Education that takes the biggest slice of the pie with $68,958,000 going towards the running of the curriculum and schools. In the coming year, $356...

her husband fly through the air and hit a wall face first. She was speaking during an inquest into the death of Dave Miller, who died a week after a cycle accident on October 7, 1998. Magistrate Edward King adjourned the inquest until Monday when he ...

Magistrate post. And while the post has been offered to him, in the time he is making his decision, he may become the acting Senior Magistrate. In recent months, he has deputised for Senior Magistrate Will Francis, who stepped down yesterday from the...

denied ever making threats against Paula Cox. And Sharon Lamb said last night she holds no ill will toward Bermudians or to her staff, even though she has now lost her top executive job. Speaking to The Royal Gazette exclusively, Ms Lamb said she cam...

of an 11-year-old girl has been postponed indefinitely. The 18-year-old man -- who cannot be named -- received the reprieve just over a year after the alleged February 10, 1999 incident. Crown counsel Graveney Bannister told Magistrate Edward King: "...

A bank executive has left her job in the wake of revelations she said a Government minister should be shot The Royal Gazette can reveal. Expatriate Bank of Butterfield trusts officer Sharon Lamb left her job at midday on Monday after Immigration Mini...

Juvenile Court heard. And the 14-year-old whom Magistrate Carlisle Greaves fined the maximum $168 for each of three traffic offences took a deep breath when he was told he would not be allowed to ride cycles until he was 17. Mr. Greaves warned him he...

A manager in a major Island business told workers Home Affairs and Public Safety Minister Paula Cox should be shot over tougher immigration policies, she claimed in the House of Assembly at the weekend. Ms Cox said "reliable sources'' had told her a ...

A Cuban pianist's band hit a wrong note with Immigration officials -- and was turned away from Bermuda. Jesus (Chucho) Valdes' band had been scheduled to perform tonight and tomorrow at the Bermuda Festival. But visa problems have brought down the cu...