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A 67-year-old man has been ordered to pay more than $7,000 in damages after his pitbull attacked and killed another dog. Clifton Williams had pleaded guilty to owning a “pitbull-type dog” without a licence or permission to do so at an earlier hearing...

New tuk tuk tours are proving to be a huge hit with locals and visitors alike, according the people behind the business. It took about 30 months to get permission to get the vehicles on the roads and driver Shaun Franks said: “Having to deal with th...

When people see the three-wheeled black and yellow tuk tuks for the first time, they often take a second look because nothing like them has been seen on the island before. The Royal Gazette’s Stefano Ausenda took a tour in one to find out more. ...

A 28-year-old Sandys man was almost twice over the legal drink-driving limit when he was involved in an accident, Magistrates’ Court heard yesterday. Nicole Smith, for the Crown, told Magistrate Craig Attridge that at about 3.45am on June 16, police...

Home affairs minister Walter Roban was accused yesterday of trying to “wash his hands” of the emissions issues at Belco. Earlier this week, the Regulatory Authority accused Belco of deliberately misleading the public about emissions from its North P...

Award-winning celebrity chef and culinary instructor Anne Burrell will be visiting Bermuda to take part in the City of Hamilton’s annual food festival, Taste of Bermuda. “I am super excited to be a part of this year’s Taste of Bermuda weekend,” Ms ...

Seventy per cent of young Bermudians who have completed Endeavour’s maritime career springboard programme have found jobs in the maritime industry, a recent report revealed. Endeavour partners with the Bermuda College every year to offer this seven-w...

A 76-year-old woman pleaded not guilty yesterday to causing grievous bodily harm to a man by driving without due care and attention. Shirley Trott, of Hamilton Parish, elected to have her case heard in Magistrates’ Court when she appeared before Mag...

The Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, Ernest Peets, recently visited Smith’s Island, in St George’s, where archaeologists have been uncovering remnants of the possible first capital of Bermuda. Michael Jarvis and his team of students from the Un...

Almost 40 Bermudian students from a wide range of academic disciplines found employment with the Bermuda Hospitals Board for its summer student programme. Programme manager Asia Ming-Raynor said that 38 interns studying at 29 different institutions ...