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There is a backlog of up to 5,000 family law cases in the Magistrates’ Court, a seminar heard today.
The figure was revealed by British judge Christopher Barnett QC, who is on the Island to lead a training workshop for justice workers.
Mr. Barnett to...
DATE: Mar 10, 2010
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The mother of a 16-year-old boy involved in a devastating road accident yesterday thanked the community for the overwhelming support now helping her family through his hospitalisation.
Roslyn Amory said the prayers and well wishes have meant a great ...
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Taxpayers have paid more than half a million dollars to maintain the former St. George's public golf course.
It was closed in July 2008 because it was losing money and work was expected to begin on the proposed Park Hyatt resort, but since then Gover...
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An area on the South Shore known as Longtails' Nest is becoming more like "Pigeons' Nest" as Bermuda's so-called symbol of spring comes increasingly under threat.
With numbers of white-tailed tropicbirds continuously falling, residents in Southampton...
DATE: Mar 10, 2010
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A telethon designed to raise funds for earthquake stricken Haiti raised more than $80,000 in three hours.
'To Haiti With Love' was the brainchild of the West Indian Association Bermuda and Barbadian Association.
The event was organised by Susan Moore...
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A Bermuda football player was charged with a misdemeanour theft offence in the US.
Yesterday, The Royal Gazette incorrectly reported that Tahj Bell was charged with stealing $4,000 worth of electronic goods from his Connecticut boarding school based ...
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Premier Ewart Brown has challenged environmentalists to speak out on a plan for a tourist resort at the former US Naval Air Station at Morgan's Point.
He referred to the Island's green lobby during a presentation to the House of Assembly on Monday o...
DATE: Mar 10, 2010
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Legislation has been passed by MPs allowing Government to raise its statutory debt ceiling from $1 billion to $1.25 billion.
The move on Monday came despite vociferous protests from the Opposition, who said Government's financial stable door is wide ...
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The committee redrawing the Island's electoral boundaries has finished sitting, the House of Assembly heard this week.
Premier Ewart Brown told MPs on Monday that the work of the Boundaries Commission — which met between last May and January — outlin...
DATE: Mar 10, 2010
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Bermuda could attend a conference in Egypt in October to share its plan for a voluntary national service programme.
Premier Ewart Brown told the House of Assembly on Monday that going to the annual International National Youth Programme event in Alex...
DATE: Mar 10, 2010
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