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The community group fighting a high-powered cellular antenna installation in their neighbourhood will this week bring in an American expert to present their case. Invited by Community Against Radiation Emissions (CARE), David Carpenter will speak at ...

Newly formed tropical storm Arlene could pass just 100 miles east of the Island, forecasters said yesterday. The first named storm of the season, Arlene's winds built speeds of up to 60 mph yesterday while local and US National Hurricane Centre forec...

A low technology court reporting system rather than a "Rolls Royce'' would better serve Bermuda, the world's leading expert has claimed. Chief executive officer of Smith Bernal International, Graham Smith, said the Island should not go for the "overk...

Despite pleas from the Works & Engineering Ministry and Members of Parliament, residents of a Pembroke neighbourhood continue to dump trash any day of the week. Residents of a densely populated area of Pembroke, known as Middle Town, have been dumpin...

The Bank of Bermuda's Centennial Trust is set to pump $3.7 million into local charities this year -- increasing its ten-year tally by half. The Trust was started on the 100th anniversary of the founding of the bank and this year the money will be dis...

The largest and most extensive collections of Bermuda stamps is to be auctioned in London later this month. Spink and Son Ltd. will auction the $1 million Morris H. Ludington collection on June 22 at Christie's Ryder Street offices in London. Here to...

Island's future e- commerce legislation. Telecommunications Minister Renee Webb said Cabinet had seen the E-Commerce Transaction Bill. The legislation is set to push the Island to the forefront of conducting business over the Internet. Top London law...

most of their demands were met by Government yesterday. The unanimous vote with one abstention came after two hours of debate at Bermuda Industrial Union headquarters. Acting Home Affairs Minister Renee Webb said she was pleased the officers had set ...

Parliamentarian Dale Butler has become so successful teaching foreigners the subtleties of Bermudian culture, his employers have hired him out to other companies. The former headmaster has even joined some of them in the kitchen to teach chefs the co...

Unique Bermudian roses should not be uprooted at Camden House to build a "concrete pad'' for entertaining by Government officials. In an anonymous letter to The Editor of The Royal Gazette , a concerned rose lover has challenged Environment Minister ...