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Incinerator wins approval An intensive environmental study has given a cautious thumbs-up to the impact of two of Bermuda's controversial developments. The possible impact of the Tyne's Bay incinerator and the ash block artificial reefs in Castle Ha...

an Election Day trial for a string of other offences. Homeless John Jeffries and co-defendant Arnett Dill are facing 13 charges -- including stealing and arson during a crime binge last December and January. Both had given unanimous not guilty pleas ...

The Premier yesterday slammed those who spread rumours that a UBP Senator was sacked from her executive role at Cable & Wireless for improper conduct. Premier Pamela Gordon finally came to the defence of Hamilton East candidate Angelita Fox who shock...

Pembroke woman in Magistrates' Court. Rebecca Rebello, of Tablerock Avenue, was ordered to return to the court on December 14 for sentencing after she pleaded guilty to stealing the items. The court heard that Police were patrolling near Miles Market...

issue in next week's General Election. And Premier Pamela Gordon and Finance Minister Grant Gibbons warned Bermuda needed "leadership, experience and philosophy'' to take advantage of big earners at home -- and negotiate potential financial minefield...

as a matter of "security''. Opposition Leader Jennifer Smith said the PLP had received reports from "at least two locations'' that copies of yesterday's Royal Gazette had been delivered without copies of the Party's platform. "We are not placing blam...

political adverts. And CURE chairman Kenneth Spurling put everyone involved in the election race -- including supporters tempted to freelance from their parties with their own ads -- under heavy manners to avoid "hostility and division.'' Mr. Spurli...

popular support, he said yesterday. And he said he was proud to be seen as a parochial candidate -- but not without national concerns as well. Mr. Bascome -- unfazed at the possibility of a backlash from former party colleagues -- insisted: "I don't ...

Once Bermuda's major economic pillar, the tourism industry has been set upon by hard times this decade. So when voters go to the polls on November 9, they must decide which party is better equipped to take the tourism into the next Millennium. The in...

employment policy, an Opposition MP said yesterday. And Warwick East incumbent Alex Scott said the PLP would look to institute a new programme -- the Fair Employee Programme -- to bring together new workers and potential employers. Mr. Scott cited im...