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WRITS Bermuda Housing Corporation against Tanesha Gilbert. Bermuda Housing Corporation against Fatima Swan. Bermuda Housing Corporation against Maurita Richardson. In the matter of the Commissioner for Oaths & Notaries Public Act, 1972 in the matter ...

Mrs. Alice Maud Famous (nee Wattley), 97, formerly of East Park Lane, Pembroke. Florence Louise Marsland (Bauer), 95, of Tucker's Town and Ontario, Canada. Alice Louise Blackman, 94, of Primary Lane, Somerset. Waoter Sinclair Franklin, Sr., 81, of Ea...

GOVERNMENT is launching a complete review of drug rehabilitation programmes in a fresh offensive against recidivism. Drug Control Minister Wayne Perinchief yesterday agreed that many crimes were committed by a handful of addicts who were repeatedly i...

FEW, but the most blindly partisan east ender, would have predicted that St. George's All-Stars would be the Commercial League's only surviving team by the second round of the FA Cup. And even fewer will fancy the All-Stars' chances as they take on P...

SENIOR Crown Counsel Melvin Douglas is to take part in a US-sponsored programme to learn more about strategies for the protection of intellectual property rights, especially Government trademarks and copyright materials. Bermuda's US Consul General G...

A US Police expert on gang violence will be amongst guest speakers at a three-day conference to highlight and offer answers to the problem of addictions in Bermuda, ranging from domestic violence to child pornography and drugs. And the conference wil...

They boast, however, that their isles have remained in obscurity, until their defences have become strong enough to defy the world. SO said the Bermudians in 1841, according to a visiting American Secret Agent, Albert Fitz, appointed to spying duties...

The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange Index reached an all-time high yesterday gaining 21.99 points to close at 4,222.62 On an light day of trading Butterfield Bank rose 45 cents to close at $53 as investors traded in 281 shares and while no other...

A new $1.1 million state-of-the-art morgue has been opened at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital bringing to an end temporary arrangements which had included bodies being stored in refrigerated containers. The new basement facility replaces the fo...

To mark Black History Month, US Consul General Gregory Slayton presented the Bermuda College with a 17 panel poster set called Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The display features historical and contemporary photos of campus history and...