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A 56-year-old woman who cashed bogus cheques worth $8,100 was sentenced yesterday to 18 months in jail. Donna Saltus, of Sandys, pleaded guilty last month to 18 counts of obtaining property by deception. Prosecutor Cindy Clarke asked that Saltus be...

Insurance and reinsurance firm Axis Capital is to compensate youngsters who had their prize exhibits stolen from the Ag Show. The children will receive $100 vouchers for garden centres, movie tickets and other treats. Richard Strachan, chief operati...

The Family Centre will open the doors of its new office to the public with an Open House next week. Martha Dismont, executive director of the charity, said the event will be an opportunity to showcase its new home on King Street. She said: “Michael W...

Former One Bermuda Alliance MP Jeff Baron was “unhappy” at the result of the post-General Election leadership conference last year, a party source said yesterday. The source added the Warwick North East MP, who resigned from Parliament on Wednesday, ...

Confused drivers have blasted changes to road markings at a busy junction in Hamilton. Motorists have complained on social media about the new layout at the intersection of Reid Street and Queen Street in the city. Edward Benevides, chief operating o...

A 31-year-old man was fined $2,000 yesterday after he admitted robbing another man. Charles Butterfield told Magistrates’ Court that he was “remorseful” about the robbery. Magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo told Butterfield, from St George’s, that he had “...

The appointment process for the next Chief Justice, Narinder Hargun, was fair and in line with the island’s constitution, the Governor said yesterday. The news came as the Bermuda Bar Council threw its weight behind the appointment of Mr Hargun, a fo...

A 25-year-old woman appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday charged with the importation of $125,000 of cocaine. It is alleged that Deja Anee Richardson, of Pembroke, was caught with 522 grams of the drug in St George’s. She was charged with drug i...

Abandoned vehicles in a church car park are destined for the dump today if the owners do not pick them up. Leonard Santucci, pastor at the Vernon Temple AME Church in Southampton, said the two cars, one black and one white, have been left in the chur...

Several hundred celebrated the official launch of the MS Amlin Bermuda World Triathlon Festival Weekend last night. A packed Front Street welcomed Commonwealth champion Flora Duffy back to the island. Interviewed on stage by emcee Nadanja Bailey, Ms ...