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Convicted fraudster Cedric Oates has been jailed for two-and-a-half years, and must repay his victim $200,000. The 42-year-old US national fraudulently induced Dianne Laird to invest her life savings of $345,000 in a “flipping” scheme to profit off U...

Jaded from years of uncertainty, residents of Dockyard’s Victoria and Albert Row housing expressed guarded approval for Government’s decision not to demolish the buildings. But in the absence of information, the occupants of the 150-year-old homes sa...

St Mary’s Church in Warwick donated $1,300 to help needy families pay their electricity bills. The funds will be distributed in $50 vouchers, as part of Government’s Financial Assistance Programme. “We see a constant stream of people looking for help...

The Bermuda Police Service is up to the task of tackling gang violence, according to Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva. However, the Commissioner told the audience of a town-hall meeting last night that they can only solve the problem with the assi...

The Island’s teachers are being treated to a science forum courtesy of the Bermuda Education Network and their sponsors. Workshops were held last night, with more today, at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. Open to all educators, the Big ...

“Manipulative and dangerous” serial conwoman Wendy Francis has been jailed for four years for a slew of offences including stealing a puppy and swindling car buyers out of money. Francis — a mother-of-three who worked as a caregiver for the elderly —...

The CedarBridge Academy Board of Governors said yesterday the school is working proactively to tackle antisocial behaviour after it was revealed gang graffiti had appeared in a rest room. Last week, a reader contacted The Royal Gazette about the graf...