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after "numerous and persistent'' offences. Mitchell Trott, of North Shore Road, Hamilton, faces charges of failing to attend, and disobeying a direct order to attend regimental camp on January 30. Crown counsel Larry Mussenden told the court because ...

My nickname is Ax. I cannot tell you my last name because it is top secret due to the mission of saving my planet. I was home eating my dinner and my General called me. I was going on a mission to save my planet, Zinasory; Zinasory was a very hot pla...

criminals and this is the main reason why violent crime is down, a Government Minister said. But this view was not shared by the Opposition PLP, who characterised the recently-released crime figures as vindication of their view that it was only the s...

A report on women's issues shows women have made great strides in the community but still have a long way to go, a Government Senator said yesterday. But an Opposition Senator lambasted the Final Report of the Task Force on Women's Issues for lacking...

rate recorded in 1996 according to the lastest figures from the Statistics Department. The annual rate of inflation for the month of December was 1.9 percent, up from the 1.8 percent recorded in November. By comparison the US rate of inflation in the...

Teachers have notified the Education Department that they will no longer work without their required lunch break. Bermuda Union of Teachers president Michael Charles yesterday told The Royal Gazette some middle school teachers have been working close...

seemed life was at its highest peak where nothing could go wrong. However, just like the unexpected, so it did. I lost total contact with the author of my faith. You see, we once had a relationship where we could never be set apart, unfortunately thi...

Eleventh hour notice on topics for debate in the Upper House was last night slammed by top Opposition Senator Milton Scott. The Opposition Leader in the Senate hit out after being told only yesterday afternoon that today's new session will kick off w...

The fiasco over thousands of dollars of unpaid parking fines took another twist yesterday when more than 100 offenders were allowed to pay just a part of their fine. Magistrates' Court was besieged with masses of offenders who had finally been brough...

National Trust Week. They start tomorrow with a nature walk around Spittal Pond between 9 a.m. and noon. Groups of children will be guided around the nature reserve by volunteers and Park Rangers and other volunteers will be posted at different point...