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Rudell Valentino Pitcher will spend the next four years behind bars for his part in the violent robbery of two men for $388 in February 2005. He was a young man who had committed the offences to feed his drug addiction, lawyer Charles Richardson told...

It is the end of one era and the start of another for the Rosemont Guest Apartments, which boast a commanding hilltop view over the western approaches to Hamilton Harbour. For the past 40 years the property has been in the hands of the Cyril Cooper f...

What started as a small group of friends deciding to take part in the Bermuda Day Marathon Derby raising $1,000 each to help the children at Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy ended up as the biggest ?team? to take part in the 96-year old race and colle...

Modern walls and buildings erected at the historic Casemate Barracks in Dockyard since 1960, when the building was used as a prison, should be pulled down. That is the view of the Bermuda Maritime Museum executive director Edward Harris and the West ...

A feeling of disenfranchisement by professional, educated, employed Bermudians who have been priced out of living on their own Island home has been identified as a recurring theme brought up by audience members discussing Bermuda's sustainable develo...

Potential buyers of the Lantana resort are reported to be lining up hoping to secure the Sandys property, which has been put on the market for $18.5 million. Would-be developers both on Island and overseas have been expressing interest in taking over...

The idea of fitting homes with rooftop solar panels and other energy-saving devices met with support at the latest capacity turn-out public meeting to discuss sustainable development and how to protect and enhance Bermuda's natural resources and envi...

A man with previous convictions for drugs offences has been sent to jail for two-and-a-half years after admitting having cocaine and cannabis resin in his possession on Court Street and within an increased penalty zone. Tamiko Kywon Wainwright, 30, o...

Preparing King Edward VII Memorial Hospital for a mammoth rebuilding project and finding solutions to the challenge of attracting and retaining qualified medical staff in the face of recruitment competition around the world are just two of the tasks ...

Bermuda Police Service has defended the use of CapTor incapacitant spray in the emergency ward at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital by one of its officers at the weekend. The spray was used to bring a man under control so that he could be taken into ...