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An 81-year-old man was banned from driving for two years and fined yesterday for a crash that injured two people. Conrad Henry, of Southampton, was found guilty in Supreme Court of causing grievous bodily harm to Robin Lewis by driving without due ca...

A driver found asleep at the wheel pleaded guilty yesterday to being in charge of a car while over the drink-drive limit. Magistrates’ Court heard that Neville Tucker, 36, was found by police asleep in his car, which was parked at a bus stop at Pembr...

Firearms-related charges against a 30-year-old woman were dismissed at Supreme Court yesterday. Tonae Perinchief-Leader, of Sandys, in May denied handling a revolver, a shotgun and 485 rounds of ammunition of different calibres. The offences were al...

A motorcyclist who led police on a chase was banned from the roads for 18 months yesterday. Magistrates’ Court heard that Couver Wilkinson, 52, was seen to weave through traffic on Hamilton’s Queen Street, which forced other traffic to stop. A nearby...

The former chief executive of the Bermuda Health Council will consider her next steps as she battles a government that seems to have bottomless pockets, her lawyer has claimed. Eugene Johnston, who represents Tawanna Wedderburn, said her legal procee...

The trial of magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo, who has denied a charge that he refused a breath test, was adjourned yesterday until after the weekend. Magistrates’ Court earlier heard that the 64-year-old was arrested after police were called to a crash ne...

Magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo told a policeman he was not driving a car that crashed over an embankment, a court heard yesterday. Yet, the officer believed the veteran former prosecutor had been at the wheel and arrested him on suspicion of impaired dri...

A former business owner has been ordered to pay almost $30,000 after the Supreme Court found he sold exclusive rights to a paint brand he did not have. The court heard Roger Royden Richardson sold Gary Wolffe his business, Triple R Paint Supply, for ...

A senior magistrate showed mercy to a single mother of two yesterday and allowed her five months to pay off more than $3,000 in traffic fines. Preya Leverock, 28, was ordered to pay one of her four fines on the fifteenth day of every month until her ...

The former chief executive of the Bermuda Health Council was told that the organisation’s decision to sack her could not be judged as a matter of public law. Tawanna Wedderburn applied for a judicial review in the Supreme Court, alleging that the ter...