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Lawyer Mark Pettingill says evidence against utility is overwhelming

The application said the proposal would help the island to move away from fossil fuels and enhance local food production

Feedback from hundreds of people has been collated for the Bermuda Ocean Prosperity Programme — including from commercial fishermen, many of whom opposed the conservation proposal for the seas surrounding Bermuda. The feedback covered the Blue Prospe...

An Opposition parliamentary candidate has chimed in on the debate about pollution from Belco, blaming the Government for lack of action. Nicky Gurret, the candidate for Pembroke West Central, said that the Progressive Labour Party leadership has don...

Registration is open for the Bermuda National Trust’s Palm Sunday Walk, which will be held in Southampton. It is expected to draw hundreds of residents and visitors to explore parts of the parish not usually open to the public. A BNT spokesman said: ...

The Minister of Health, Kim Wilson, has urged people who may have rodents on their properties to contact Vector Control for help to get rid of the animals. Ms Wilson said: “Rodents can cause considerable damage to property and structures and carry d...

The Nonsuch Island reserve has welcomed its new cahow chick video star — caught live on camera emerging from its egg before dawn

One in seven homes tested for the impact of Belco pollution were found to have water taste and clarity levels that breach international standards

Belco has refused to say whether it will apply for government relief on the purchase of a cleaner fuel that could reduce pollution

The health minister is stalling instead of taking action against Belco pollution, a lawyer has said. Mark Pettingill, the director of Chancery Legal representing affected residents, was reacting to a letter from Kim Wilson he received last week sayin...