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Harbour development scheme and were personally briefed on the plans, a former Environment Minister said yesterday. The Hon. Gerald Simons was hitting back at criticism fired by Mr. Tim Marshall, chairman of the National Trust's environment committee,...

impending row over development at the St. George's Club could be avoided if Bermuda would only come to a simple decision. As long as there is space available in any developed section of the community, then there should be no new development. We have ...

yesterday, as the 37-year-old was taken off the road for a year. Jahonn Moik, of St. Anne's Road, was also fined $450 after pleading guilty to impaired driving. Police prosecutor Sgt. Donald Grant said Police were on patrol on July 27 when they notic...

the more than $6 million multi-level car park. The bond is expected to be launched early next week. City officials said yesterday that the public will be advised of details of the offering in the week ahead. Meanwhile, there were indications that the...

It was a sporting gesture guaranteed to thrill scores of baseball-crazy Bermudian youngsters. More than 100 helmets, 54 bats, 24 sets of shin guards, and 17 masks were handed to delighted organisers of a sports programme at the former US Base in St. ...

found dead in her home yesterday morning. An autopsy completed late yesterday afternoon revealed her death was not Foul play has not been ruled out. Police spokesman P.c. Gary Venning said Police have launched an investigation into the death and have...

nearly equal to the total amount collected last year from the entire Island. Keep Bermuda Beautiful president Mrs. Kendaree Burgess-Fairn said more than eight and a half tons of refuse were collected from St. George's, Hamilton and Smith's Parish on ...

arrivals by air and cruise ship both fell. According to Government figures, for the seven days from September 18 the number of people arriving by air fell to 8,594 from the previous week's total of 9,405. Over the same period, 4,677 visitors arrived ...

sums in unpaid Legal Aid bills. Fed-up attorney Mr. Phil Perinchief yesterday landed the first blow -- hitting the Finance Ministry with a $41,000 writ. Also named in the suit are Legal Aid Committee chairman Puisne Judge the Hon. Justice Ground and ...

A fiance came to the rescue of his bride-to-be as a man attacked her and a vicar inside a church. Ms Stephanie Hill was with her fiance, Mr. Henry Adderley, and the Rev. Anthony Hollis as they walked into the unfinished church in St. George's, where ...