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A new drink-driving court is being piloted to give offenders a chance to avoid a driving ban. The Driving Under the Influence Court will allow drink-drivers to stay on the road if they take part in a “robust programme”, senior magistrate Juan Wolffe ...

Paradise Games betting shop retained its licence yesterday but its lawyer, Eugene Johnston, was threatened with getting held in contempt of court. The decision by the three-member Betting Licence Authority to renew the licence was not unanimous, acco...

A man with mental health and drug problems, who had not been able to get adequate treatment here, was yesterday remanded. Eric Richardson, 26, will spend ten days in prison to allow a probation review to be conducted and for him to get further assist...

High school pupils showcased their skills at a careers fair. The second Student Employment Fair was designed to let pupils from the Berkeley Institute and CedarBridge Academy highlight their skills to potential employers. Jaire Lawrence-Salaam, the h...

The City of Hamilton reminds those City tax-payers that own or occupy commercial property in the City that they must register in order to cast their vote in the May 9th municipal election. Registration will close on Wednesday, April 3rd at 5pm. Reg...

On Friday (29 March), the Department of Corrections celebrated five participants from the Violence Reduction Programme (VRP) with a graduation ceremony held at the Co-Ed Facility. In attendance was the Minister of National Security, the Hon. Wayne...

The Ministry of Public Works today released the 2019/2020 Garbage and Recycling Schedule (attached), which can be found on the Government portal at www.gov.bm/garbage-and-recycling. The publication will also be mailed to households so that resident...

Demolition work has stopped at a landmark Hamilton building after asbestos was discovered. The Canadian Hotel, on Reid Street, which was built in the early 1920s, is being demolished after sitting derelict for more than a decade. Patrick Cooper, city...

Access to justice will be “crippled” if there is no swift solution to a lack of adequate court space, authorities warned. Concerns raised in The Bermuda Judiciary Annual Report 2018 centred on the loss of appeal court space from Front Street, which ...

Glenn Jones has been promoted to the Bermuda Tourism Office’s next chief experience development officer, replacing the outgoing Pat Phillip-Fairn. He will officially begin in the post on April 29. Mr Jones joined the BTA in January 2015 as the direct...