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The Ministry of the Environment has sought final approval to install landscaping and a wheelchair ramp at ?Ladies Chambers?, Pembroke as part of its Community Areas Programme (CAP). Onion Patch Landscaping Consulting Services has submitted plans for ...

A man who attacked a friend during a dispute over a woman was handed three years probation at Supreme Court on Friday. Jahdal Denbrook, 25, pleaded guilty to assaulting PTB bus driver Rodney Burchall, causing him actual bodily harm. Crown counsel Oon...

Electricity bills are set to jump in June with the average household likely to face a monthly $5 hike because of rising oil prices around the world. And current predictions point to an even greater increase later in the summer when Belco buys its nex...

Bermuda effectively has no functioning Auditor General?s Office today after what has been described as ?an outright plan to get at the Auditor General? resulted in the independent office being carted out of its former premises at the weekend and put ...

Spectators at the final Animal Extravaganza show in St. George?s were last night in agreement that the controversial event had been worthwhile and they were satisfied that the animals were being treated well. After three sell-out days, one of the sho...

A bill has been passed in the House of Assembly making the Public Transportation Board (PTB) a Government department. Members passed the PTB Amendment Act 2006 on Friday, which strips the board of quango status and moves it into the Civil Service as ...

Supporters of Renee Webb's bill to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation told last night of their dismay that it was kicked out of Parliament. Those watching the debate from the public gallery looked shocked as they filed out of the House of...

Government Minister Dale Butler yesterday told the House of Assembly that he was was misquoted in an article in on race and politics. Under the headline ?Butler criticises Burch comments?, this newspaper said the Minister of Community Affairs and Sp...

Bermudian construction workers are being laid off in the middle of a construction boom on the Island while guest workers ? including some who are working on the Island illegally ? are being kept in employment, Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris...

Children who are breaking into Saltus pool and diving off a ten-foot high roof are daily risking death, Police have warned. Sgt. Stephen Gunn said the daredevil stunts off a canopy took place on weekends and nights when no adults were around to help ...