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Drivers – be more responsible

October 1, 2014 Dear Sir, The purpose of this letter is to address a rather serious problem that is growing in Bermuda, dangerous driving. You may not think that’s such a big problem, but it is. If one reads the Royal Gazette, online editi...
Oct 02, 2014
Court

Lawyer sorry for missed date

A local lawyer found himself on the wrong side of the court after accidentally missing his own trial date for a charge of use of a hand-held device while driving. Eugene Johnston apologised to Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner, explaining that he’d ...
Oct 02, 2014
Other

Magnificent seven’s ‘life-changing’ trips to help overseas

Seven young Bermudians have returned from “life-changing” 10-week trips overseas to help others less fortunate. The selfless volunteers jetted off to Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Tanzania and Borneo to help with vital sustainability projects. These inclu...
Oct 02, 2014
Other

OBA at odds over arrears

Finance Minister Bob Richards insisted last night that Government would not write off any of the $35 million in state pension arrears owed by delinquent employers – despite comments to the contrary made by Premier Michael Dunkley. Mr Dunkley told the...
Oct 02, 2014
Court

Repeat offender first in new court

The Island’s new Mental Health Court has taken off in pilot form, with repeat offender Darren Anglin sentenced to weekly sessions by Magistrates’ Court. Anglin, 28, was remanded to Westgate Prison in the meantime, after pleading guilty to two counts ...
Oct 02, 2014
Other

Motorcyclist hurt in crash

A motorcyclist was treated in hospital after colliding with a car in Warwick yesterday morning. The 63-year-old Pembroke man was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, but his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. The accident took p...
Oct 02, 2014
Other

City parking fees reduced

New parking rates for North Hamilton have been changed for zone three, after “an in-depth review”, a City Hall spokeswoman said. The rate has been reduced from $1 to 75 cents, she said, in the wake of “input from, and discussion with, local stakehold...
Oct 02, 2014
Other

Correction

•An article in Tuesday’s edition of The Royal Gazette erroneously stated that a legal action by Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell and Mark Pettingill against Opposition Leader Marc Bean had concluded, and that Mr Bean had lost the dispute. It is now u...
Oct 02, 2014
Football

Blankendal quits BFA after ten years

Cal Blankendal opted against re-election for his post as the Bermuda Football Association’s first vice-president. Blankendal, who stepped down from his role at the BFA’s annual general meeting at Devonshire Recreation Club on Tuesday night, said that...
Oct 02, 2014
Other

Validus completes acquisition of Western World Insurance

Validus Holdings today announced that it has completed its acquisition of Western World Insurance Group, Inc. Western World, through its subsidiaries, is a speciality lines insurance company with a 50 year track record of profitability and is a pion...
Oct 02, 2014
Other

Airline passenger admits smuggling drugs

A Warwick man seen acting suspiciously on a Bermuda-bound aircraft has admitted attempting to smuggle drugs into the Island. Shauib Worrell, 35, pleaded guilty to importing a controlled drug, specifically cannabis, and obstructing officers in an inci...
Oct 02, 2014
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