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Appeals against a series of applications under the controversial Tucker’s Point Special Development Order (SDO) will be put back before the Minister for reconsideration as a result of a Supreme Court ruling. However, Chief Justice Ian Kawaley found t...

A pair of brazen thieves were able to snatch a handbag from the basket of a livery cycle driven along South Shore by an unsuspecting tourist. But while the duo managed to escape from the scene, their crime was caught on video by one of the victims. T...

Transport Minister Shawn Crockwell has expressed alarm at the high number of recent road traffic accidents — and has pledged that Government will soon be taking action to address the issue. The Minister spoke out after police reported 24 accidents ov...

There were 750 crimes committed on the Island in the second three months of this year — a drop of more than ten percent on the same period last year when 834 offences were recorded. The figures also compare favourably to earlier years — 1,038 crimes ...

Former Premier Ewart Brown will be the guest speaker at the Bermuda Industrial Union’s annual Labour Day banquet later this month. Dr Brown became Premier in 2006, leading the Progressive Labour Party to a third successive general election victory in...

Telecommunications industry regulator the Regulatory Authority (RA) is inviting comment on the repercussions of the acquisition of the Bermuda Telephone Company by Barrie OpCo Ltd. At the same time, it is inviting comment on KeyTech Ltd acquiring co...

Lieutenant Commander Richard Russell, from Jamaica, has been named the new Director of Marine and Ports following the recommendation of the Bermuda Public Service Commission. According to a Government spokeswoman, Lt Cdr Russell officially started wo...

Marine scientist and teacher David Chapman will be the guest speaker at a Progressive Labour Party event tomorrow night. Dr Chapman, who recently completed his doctorate on energy sustainability and security, will be the guest of Opposition leader Ma...

A Sandys man denied wrongfully retaining credit when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning. Brian Bradshaw, 36, pleaded not guilty to wrongfully keeping $3,200 that was deposited into his Clarien Bank account on June 20. Senior Magistrate Ar...

A flipped car lying in a field off South Road, Devonshire was crashed in the early hours of this morning by a 33-year-old Devonshire man who lost control of the vehicle. According to police, the driver was arrested on suspicion of driving while impai...