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An annual conference which recognises the achievements of Bermuda's youth will not take place in February due to a lack of funds, The Royal Gazette has learned. Teen Services, which organises the conference, has been strapped for cash ever since its ...

Southampton man was taken off the road for a year and fined $450 this week. Ryan Foggo, of Lighthouse Road, pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to driving on South Road in Paget on September 29 while impaired. Police prosecutor Sgt. Donald Grant sai...

produce high tides that were 16 inches higher than normal and caused waterlogged roads, flooded parking lots and gardens around Hamilton. Several East End docks also felt the brunt of the elevated water. Trucks and cars on Mill Creek Road had to navi...

treatment after being savagely attacked by a thug. Mr. Thomas was punched on the back of the head, struck with a bottle, and battered with a metal object. Last night, he was recuperating after receiving two stitches and undergoing X-rays. The attack ...

drug dealers will be introduced soon, Bermuda's Premier pledged yesterday. The Hon. David Saul said: "An often-heard criticism is that we lack the ability to properly confiscate the assets of drug dealers. "The Government will be putting legislation ...

dollar bonds issued by the City of Hamilton were yesterday traded on the Bermuda Stock Exchange, directly the Bank of Butterfield and the Corporation of Hamilton agreed on the final allotment of units issued to individual subscribers in the $6.5 mill...

A massive advertising push by Caribbean sunshine island resorts could leave Bermuda out in the cold, it was claimed this week. The grim warning came as the winter advertising campaigns for several rival holiday destinations were unveiled. And Shadow ...

Sixteen extra firefighters will be recruited as Government steps up East End fire cover at a cost of more than $600,000. Finance Minister, the Hon. Grant Gibbons, announced yesterday that a permanent full-time fire service will be set up to cover the...

Cabinet Ministers are expected to receive recommendations on solving Bermuda's violence problems next month. Public Safety Minister the Hon. Quinton Edness yesterday told The Royal Gazette he had seen two drafts of a report on ideas that came out of ...

And the Education Ministry is to ram home a "stay out of trouble'' message to schoolchildren. The moves follows continuing concern over a wave of Hallowe'en attacks in recent years -- with buses in the firing line. Last year, missile-throwing prankst...