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There was a time when almost every matter before Bermuda's courts was heard within a very reasonable time and dealt with efficiently. Now we frequently have delays which reflect badly on the system and which can lead to the long incarceration of peop...

to the Planning Department. Plans include two single-storey additions, extensions to the existing building, and new ground-level stairs. And a restructuring of the parking lot will result in larger, individual spaces, but cause two parking spaces to ...

expired nearly two years ago, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Negotiators for the Bermuda Industrial Union are still involved in talks with senior hospital officials in a bid to boost the workers' pay and conditions. So far, there has been no threat of...

amusement park. William C.H. Trott is seeking planning approval to build an entertainment facility between Somerset Road and Cricket Lane in Sandys. The proposed venture -- which will be completely fenced in -- will house a track for five-and-a-half ...

after yesterday's closing arguments in a highly emotional case. The 54-year-old Pembroke man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has pleaded not guilty to touching a young person for a sexual purpose on May 17. But Crown counsel Lesley Basden sai...

Immigration officers have launched an investigation into a suspected Middle Eastern money launderer who may be hiding out in Bermuda. Senior Customs and Police officers on the National Intelligence Bureau have also been briefed about the secret opera...

Travel agents who sell more trips to Bermuda than they did in the past will now be rewarded for their efforts. The news came yesterday as Tourism Department chiefs revealed the Island's new overseas sales and distribution plan which is intended to ge...

Government claims its Blueprint for its last term of office has left them singing anything but the blues. Today, Environment Minister Harry Soares outlines progress on pledges made for his portfolio in this final installment of an occassional series ...

Proposed new rooms at a Hamilton guest house were described as "battery cages for tourists'' an appeal hearing was yesterday told. The planned extension at Rosemont guest apartments was a "monstrosity'' that would bring an intrusion to neighbouring r...

With around 120,000 visitors each year, the Aquarium is by far the most popular visitor attraction in Bermuda. Now, surrounding Flatts Village is joining together to become part of that success story. The Flatts Village Group has been formed to prese...