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A man who admitted the theft of food from a church will be sentenced later this month. Magistrates’ Court heard that a janitor at the Southampton Seventh-day Adventist Church found a window shattered and investigated. He and church staff reviewed CCT...

A plant nursery will not sell Christmas trees this year because of a shortage of the traditional fir trees in North America, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Julie Greaves, the general manager of Aberfeldy Nurseries in Paget, explained that a combinatio...

A homeless man will be sentenced next month for the theft of more than $365 worth of food from a supermarket and a break-in at a restaurant. Kim Knight, 37, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to two counts of burglary and one count of a b...

A man was remanded in custody yesterday after he admitted the theft of more than $3,000 worth of cigarettes and other goods from a takeaway restaurant. Magistrates’ Court heard that Gilles Cailliere, the part owner of Wok Express, got a call from his...

A law designed to safeguard Bermuda’s borders from the threat of destructive pests will help protect the environment for future generations, the home affairs minister has said. But Walter Roban added that the Invasive Alien Species Act would not pena...

Trench work will cause traffic delays along portions of main roads with one beginning yesterday, the Ministry of Public Works has warned. The eastbound lane of Middle Road between George’s Bay Road and Evans Bay Road, in Southampton, was closed from ...

Three men charged in connection with two separate murders appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Shae-Unni Smith and Ricardo Tucker Jr, both 18, were charged with the murder of Duane Gibbons. Mr Gibbons, 57, was found unconscious with a stab wound...

A community activist has appealed to the public to take part in a candlelit vigil to honour people who have died from Covid-19. Mark Anderson, who works for the transport department, said he wanted to organise a stay-at-home vigil to help people deal...

Nurses tucked in to sandwiches and chocolate cakes “made with love” from the Salvation Army as it delivered meals to frontline health staff yesterday. The charity’s Captain Dwayne Barnes said: “We want the nurses and staff to know they are remembered...

A private school has announced it will use lateral flow tests for the coronavirus for its pupils and staff. Saltus is one of several private schools to offer the tests, which will be administered at home. Deryn Lavell, the head of the school, said th...