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A British sail training ship has docked in Bermuda to forge an educational partnership with the island equivalent. The Pelican of London, captained by Chris Blake, the first skipper of the Bermuda Sloop Foundation’s Spirit of Bermuda, is in Hamilto...

Wildlife and protected land could be at risk because of errors in a new electronic system for land zoning, environmentalists warned yesterday. The Department of Planning admitted it could not guarantee the draft Bermuda Plan was error-free, but rejec...

A dozen new police recruits started their careers on the beat yesterday after a passing-out parade at the service’s Prospect headquarters. The new officers were presented with their certificates by John Rankin, the Governor, while Wayne Caines, the n...

A man twice found guilty of a gun murder yesterday had his conviction quashed by the Court of Appeal. Travonne Saltus walked free from court after the appeals panel found that there had been errors in the trial judge’s direction of the jury at his se...

Boats and wellwishers turned out yesterday to greet a new cargo ship designed to improve the shipping service to Bermuda. The MV Oleander, a custom-built container ship, arrived in Hamilton Harbour from its builders in China with her horn blowing. Ne...

“And I will restore to you the years that the locust hath eaten ...” — Joel 2:25 This is the year of restoration,” did proclaim the Right Reverend Gregory Ingram as the emphasis of this year’s just concluded Bermuda Annual Conference of the First Ep...

Luminaries from the heydays of Bermuda’s home-grown music scene get a salute this weekend from Dale Butler, a former minister and champion of local artists. The tribute tomorrow at the Leopards Club on Cedar Avenue, Hamilton, coincides with the club’...

A children’s rights campaigner said yesterday she hoped the Court of Appeal would enforce the right of vulnerable youngsters involved in legal proceedings to have independent representation. Child charities took their case to the highest court in Ber...

A variety of documents and information related to Bermuda registered companies must be available for public inspection — whether at the office of the Registrar of Companies, at the Registry of the Supreme Court or at the registered office of the comp...

The City of Hamilton’s mayor last night signalled a legal battle will be launched to fight a government plan to turn the city into a quango. Charles Gosling revealed that preparations were being made for a writ and he would “talk tactics” with lawyer...

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