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A mother and son team have turned their home into a festive spectacle with a 15-foot-long Christmas village that spans two rooms. Jane Smith, 65, and her son, Roger, 43, spent two months and more than $7,000 to create the display in their Southampton...

Two major property deals carried out more than 50 years ago were fraudulent, a hearing into allegations of land grabs ruled. A report from the Commission of Inquiry into Historic Land Losses said that several men were part of a “criminal conspiracy” ...

Two US citizens found guilty of the importation of $102,400 worth of cannabis resin have had their sentences increased by the Supreme Court. Marley Watkins, 39, a resident at the time, had his original Magistrates’ Court sentence of nine months, with...

Police will enforce the new curfew and issue fixed penalty tickets to offenders, it was warned last night. Lawrence Scott, the acting national security minister, said that the curfew — from 12.30am to 5am — would start tonight and run until January 2...

A man arrested in connection with the weekend murder of footballer Osagi Bascome has been released on bail, police said today. The detective leading the investigation into the knife killing said that inquiries were being hampered by a failure by witn...

A children’s charity was gifted hundreds of toys after a charity wine tasting. The donation to the Coalition for the Protection of Children came after Bermuda Wine Concierge raised $3,025 at the weekend. The event’s guests were served authentic Itali...

Trash collection schedules will be changed next week because of the Christmas holidays. Trash normally collected on Monday will be picked up on Wednesday, and Tuesday’s waste will be collected on Thursday. Wednesday’s waste will be collected on Decem...

A man yesterday denied possession of a folding knife and a string of road offences. Enzi Mota-Ratteray, 20, pleaded not guilty in Magistrates’ Court to possession of the blade in Warwick in the early hours of yesterday. He denied dangerous driving, r...

Both burners at the Tynes Bay incinerator are back in operation, it was announced tonight. Wayne Furbert, the acting public works minister, said that the second burner was returned to service last weekend. Mr Furbert added: “The team of engineers hav...

Leadership in innovation has been celebrated by the economic development department. The department presented awards to three technology entrepreneurs. It was followed by awards to school-aged winners of pitches from companies who wanted problems sol...