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Habitat for Humanity has a branch in Bermuda which has helped a number of families on the Island since it was launched six years ago. The focus here is on renovation projects, as opposed to new builds, and so far eight have been completed with two mo...

Residents of Bermuda from all walks of life have been building homes for the needy in foreign countries for the last three years and are already planning their summer 2006 trip. Group leader David Thompson talked to Royal Gazette reporter Sam Strange...

Prison Fellowship Bermuda chairman Jack Harris is fighting for his right to walk around his office without any trousers on. In 2004, a Human Rights Board of Inquiry awarded $20,000 each to Lynn Thorne and Jan Rice ? two employees of Mr. Harris ? for ...

Brutal killers Kenneth Burgess and Dennis Robinson have been found guilty of murdering the Cooper twins in a savage baseball bat attack. A jury took just under seven hours to convict the pair for the brutal "vigilante" assault that sent blood sprayin...

First Division outfit X Roads Warriors qualified for a first ever domestic cup final at Somerset Cricket Club on Tuesday night when they edged by Wolves to set up a Shield final date with Paget at the National Sports Centre in March. But what makes W...

A single working mum-of-three is facing an uncertain future after being evicted from her home and finding the only alternative temporary housing she could be offered was a tiny studio in an area said to be ?drug infested and riddled with gang activit...

Three people pleaded guilty to drug-related offences at yesterday?s Arraignments session in the Supreme Court. Lillian Bobolele Ramphelle initially pleaded guilty to importing 542 grams of heroin on June 30, 2005, but denied possessing the drug with ...

We act on behalf of Mr. Donald Lines. On the 30th December 2005 you published an article setting out an allegation of the Securities Exchange Commission (the SEC) that our client had been served with subpoenas and had not complied with them. You quit...

Aged 81 and having survived cancer and a quadruple heart bypass, The Hon. Deirdre Chapin could be forgiven for putting her feet up and taking a well-deserved rest. Instead, the Warwick resident is preparing for two weeks of manual labour this summer,...

Gus Logie is not a man easily rattled, but even he was prepared to admit yesterday that Bermuda?s ongoing batting woes are beginning to concern him. Having endured two consecutive defeats so far on tour in the United Arab Emirates and with not one to...