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Environment

"Study into widening Town Cut and Two Rock Passage planned"

A $240,000 study is to be carried out into the impact of modifying Town Cut Channel and Two Rock passage to allow larger ships to berth in Hamilton and St George's. A spokesman for the Department of Tourism said yesterday that the study will look at ...

Dec 21, 2010

Crime

"Illegal carrots and broccoli: Court dishes out $1,200 fine"

Arnold's Market Ltd was fined $1,200 yesterday for illegally importing carrots and broccoli. Environmental Protection officers acting on a tip investigated the St John's Road branch of the grocery store chain on March 9. They found imported carrots, ...

Dec 17, 2010

Environment

"Beach bar plan turned down again"

Resubmitted plans to build a temporary bar and restaurant at Warwick Long Bay have been refused by the Development Applications Board for the second time. Area residents and environmental groups had long argued it should not move forward a petition a...

Dec 17, 2010

Environment

"Island to serve as base for Sargasso Sea Alliance Initiative"

Bermuda will be at the heart of a project to protect a precious ocean region, Environment Minister Walter Roban has revealed. He told a reception at Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI) that thanks to international private donors the Islan...

Dec 07, 2010

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Environmental issue

"Study into widening Town Cut and Two Rock Passage planned"

"Illegal carrots and broccoli: Court dishes out $1,200 fine"

"Beach bar plan turned down again"

"Island to serve as base for Sargasso Sea Alliance Initiative"