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A Bahamian conservationist hopes to share her great love for the ocean and her desire to protect it with Bermudians tomorrow. Being less than a week old when she had her first dip in the sea, Casuarina McKinney-Lambert has had a passion for everythi...

A teenager was banned from Bermuda’s roads for 18 months after pleading guilty to drink driving. According to Maria Sofianos, for the Crown, police attended the scene of an accident involving an auxiliary bike on Pitt’s Bay Road on Sunday, July 31. ...

A 52-year-old man yesterday pleaded guilty to threatening to kill the mother of his child. Maria Sofianos, for the Crown, told senior magistrate Maxanne Anderson that on Saturday August 20, Michael Albouy, of Pembroke, punched Chrystal Cassidy’s ca...

The old airport terminal could be turned into a hub for renewable energy, The Royal Gazette has learned. Sol Petroleum’s renewable energy programme Sol Ecolution has approached airport operator Skyport with a proposal for a solar farm , Skyport comme...

A charity has raised almost $50,000 towards its goal of $186,000 to help equip 1,200 students with back to school supplies. Gina Spence Productions launched its tenth Each One Reach One programme, aimed at providing school uniforms and supplies to ch...

A concessionaire who claims red tape is preventing him from fully operating his business from a beach trailer is planning to launch a petition to get community support to sell hot dogs. Keith Simmons said he has been unable to offer the services he w...

A man was fined $2,880 after pleading guilty in Magistrates’ Court to saying offensive words to a police officer and violently resisting arrest. Nicole Smith, for the Crown, said on Friday that Eujonte Outerbridge, 34, of Hamilton Parish, arrived i...

A man was ordered to return to court in two months for sentencing after admitting causing grievous bodily harm. Coleridge Hayward, 38, from Warwick, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to causing grievous bodily harm to Kirl Franks in Wa...

Two men were each banned from the roads for 18 months yesterday after pleading guilty to drink-driving. Senior magistrate Maxanne Anderson heard that police stopped Ruben Amante, 63, from Pembroke, on South Road in Paget shortly after 11pm on Sunda...

An anti-racism charity has applauded another local charity for considering changing its name. The Bermuda Audubon Society recently announced that it was “exploring a potential name change” to dissociate itself from anti-abolitionist owner of enslave...