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A broadcasting firm is facing legal action to recover more than a $100,000 in unpaid Government contributions. Minister of Finance Grant Gibbons has begun three separate court actions against broadcasting firm DeFontes, owners of TV station VSB, to d...

glossy souvenir programme. They used a picture of former Governor Sir Desmond Langley over the message from the current Queen's representative on the Island, Lord Waddington. Now print workers will have to stick a picture of Lord Waddington over Sir ...

Stung by his critics, development company boss Mr. Peter Parker yesterday fiercely defended plans to build luxury homes at Ship's Hill. The Bermuda Properties Ltd's general manager questioned claims animals unique to the Island would be wiped out. He...

have both been declared "redundant''. Assistant Commissioner Wayne Perinchief and Supt. George Rose are on leave, but both are expected back at work on January 3, Police spokesman Insp. Roseanda Jones said yesterday. Nobody in the Police Service or i...

January 29, Dr. Saul said yesterday. And the Deputy Governor's Office is arranging for Dr. Saul to meet with Sir Nicholas Bonsor, the British Cabinet Minister with responsibility for Bermuda. Dr. Saul plans to stop in London on his way to the World E...

Single mothers who can't get child support from "deadbeat dads'' may form a group to advance their interests. They have the backing of Health and Social Services Minister Harry Soares but the proposal only earned lukewarm support from Women's Affairs...

help the disabled. Sen. Lawrence Scott (UBP) said that making travel easier for the disabled was a promise the Government had made for some time. He said all the legislation would do is allow some taxis to be longer, wider and have a bigger engine to...

Public discontent has pressured Government into having the Education Department audited, general secretary of the Bermuda Union of Teachers Sen. Milton Scott charged yesterday. Mr. Scott was responding to news that Government was seeking the help of ...

yesterday fined $350. Roy Correira, 24, of South Road, pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to possessing .35 grams of cannabis and growing cannabis plants. Police prosecutor Sgt. Kenrick James said Police went to Correira's residence on July 28 with...

at Marriott's Castle Harbour hotel's main lobby this week. The display features dolphins, King Neptune and a model of the hotel made from pure sugar by pastry chefs Ms Julie Ward and Mr. Danny Pamintuan. The castle was surrounded by water and fish cr...