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A man who died after being found in the sea off North Shore in Smith’s has been identified as 69-year-old Alfred Brookes. A police spokesman said Mr Brookes was found off Penhurst Park dock at about 12.25pm on Monday. The spokesman said: “Two members...

Concessions at 12 beaches and public parks will be available over the summer, the Government announced today. Officials said proposals could be submitted for more than one location but that only one location would be awarded to each applicant. Anyo...

A 24-year-old man has died after a shooting at a community club, police said last night. The incident happened just after an Easter event that involved about 100 children and their families at Warwick Workmen’s Club. The children and their families g...

A US body has begun discussions about an extension to the Atlantic hurricane season after seven years in a row of preseason storms. Ken Graham, the director of the American National Hurricane Centre, told the weather website AccuWeather that the agen...

The battle to save the Corporation of Hamilton is to go to Bermuda’s highest court of appeal, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Corporation of Hamilton is to lodge an appeal with the Privy Council in London in a last-ditch attempt to block government...

The Government has defended its plan to extend tax breaks to boost tourism despite concerns raised by a former finance minister. Curtis Dickinson, who quit the post in February, warned that he generally did not support concessions for hotel developme...

An 18-year-old shot dead on Tuesday night was named last night by police. A spokesman said that the dead man was Laje Franklin, from St George’s. Detective Chief Inspector Peter Stableford said the investigation into the killing continued. He added: ...

The first Bermudian-born Black woman to serve as a Supreme Court judge has stood down after almost 30 years on the bench. Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons was involved in some of the island’s biggest cases over her distinguished career, including h...

A police officer first decided to try and keep young men on the straight and narrow because he wanted young people to avoid bad influences that could lead to them meeting on an official basis. Now, 16 years on, Corville Hylton has taken a total of fi...

A mural designed to highlight the achievements of Olympic gold winner Dame Flora Duffy was officially unveiled yesterday. Charles and Maria Duffy, Dame Flora’s parents, attended as the completed mural on the front of General Post Office in Hamilton w...