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A Southampton man who kept two illegal dogs has been fined $800. Quan-Marley Lowe, 28, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court this morning to keeping a male and a female white and tan pitbull-type dog without a licence in Southampton between a date unk...

Two new top members of international business association Abir have been appointed. RenaissanceRe Holdings president and CEO Kevin O’Donnell was today voted in as first deputy chairman of Abir, which represents 20 Bermuda-based insurers and reinsurer...

A “strong, unpleasant odour” has caused the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre to close temporarily, the Bermuda Hospitals Board has confirmed. The pungent smell resulted from floor renovations, prompting the precautionary closure of the St George facilit...

Police responded to a pair of crashes within half an hour on Monday morning, both resulting in minor injuries. According to a police spokesman, at around 7.45am officers attended the scene of a two-vehicle crash at the junction of South Road and Love...

The Bank of Butterfield was today up on Bermuda Stock Exchange after 50,064 shares traded. The bank ended the day ten cents (5.3 per cent) up at $2. In addition, Bank of Butterfield preference shares were unchanged after 30 sold, leaving the price at...

Nathan Outteridge, the Artemis Racing skipper, won the Amlin International Moth Regatta “Dash for Cash” race in Hamilton Harbour yesterday and then dropped a bombshell after revealing that he is not competing in the main event which starts today. The...

Somerset Trojans 1 PHC Zebras 6 Somerset Trojans’s title defence took a severe beating as they were trampled by a stampeding PHC Zebras at Somerset Cricket Club yesterday. Casey Castle led the visitors’ onslaught with a first half hat-trick, while ...

Boulevard 0 Devonshire Colts 0 Sloppy conditions and even sloppier finishing conspired to produced an entertaining goalless draw at Police Field yesterday. Players from both Boulevard and Devonshire Cougars struggled to keep their footing, let alone...

The decision to include mental health under human rights laws has been applauded by the Bermuda Mental Health Foundation. “Amending the Human Rights Act in favour of giving basic human rights to the mentally disabled is simply the right thing to do,”...

An influential UK newspaper has called for Britain to force its Overseas Territories to create a public register of owners of companies. Chris Blackhurst, the group content director of a four-newspaper stable, writing in the London Evening Standard, ...

Dear Sir, Today as I look and read The Royal Gazette, I am finding out that there is foul odour going through the Island. When we look at what is going on in the political arena, particularly with the airport redevelopment, there has to be some kind...

The Farmers’ Market at the Botanical Gardens was officially opened on Saturday by Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Public Works. Deborah Swan feels the year is off to a good start. “It took off really well,” she said. “We had a great turnout for the...