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DUBLIN (Bloomberg) Bank of Ireland Plc and its ICB Building Society unit will increase rates on fixed-rate mortgages of between 0.7 percent and 1.3 percent, according to a company spokeswoman. The move follows the European Central Bank’s decision tod...

A grassroots organisation with a “desire to improve the community” is hosting a series of Easter events in an area hit by recent violence. One Community Unified, a collection of church members, community leaders and local residents, is encouraging a...

A Hamilton Parish man was fined in Magistrates’ Court after he admitted having cannabis in the City Hall car park. Brittonie Taylor, 29, pleaded guilty to possessing a controlled drug while in an increased penalty zone. Crown counsel Carrington Mahon...

A shopping and duty-free facility at Heritage Wharf in Dockyard has been officially opened. Run by Carole Holding, the shop is Bermuda’s only duty-free store open to cruise ship passengers. The shop has been in operation since last year. It was offi...

A 25-year-old man was fined $5,000 after he admitted to two counts of cannabis possession in an increased penalty zone. Magistrates’ Court heard Jahroy Simons, of East Avenue, Southampton, was driving a car on October 3 last year when uniformed poli...

A St George’s man was jailed for two years for assaulting two women and perverting the course of justice in a case involving an alleged Parkside affiliate. Darrin Burgess, 29, of Battery Close, pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm to one wo...

An appeal against the acquittal of a former Government architect charged with fraud has been dismissed by Chief Justice Richard Ground. Kyril Burrows, 47, was found not guilty in Magistrates’ Court last year of forgery and making false representation...

Plans for a new marina in the East End could go ahead, despite planning permission being refused by the Development Applications Board (DAB). The Stocks Harbour Marina Project was refused by the DAB last September the decision was appealed by the app...

Gang members need to be banned from all the Island’s bars and clubs before they scare away customers. Bar bosses on Front Street are calling for tough new laws to be introduced to stop known troublemakers ruining Bermuda’s nightlife. It comes after B...