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The Department of Conservation Services have applied to rebuild a dock on Cooper’s Island that was destroyed by Hurricane Fabian. In a letter included in the planning application, Department Director Drew Pettit said the rebuilt dock would make it ea...

The Ministry of Finance has flatly denied reports aired on VSB News last night that Government held secret meetings with bankers to float a new bond issue to raise cash. In response to media queries regarding the “Investor Meeting” press release sen...

Police have released the identity of the 25-year-old man found dead last Thursday at his home on Shaw Wood Crescent in Pembroke. He is well-known fitness instructor John Pitt. Mr Pitt’s lifeless body was found around 2.30 Thursday, June 14. A police ...

Royal Gazette Editor Bill Zuill was yesterday fined $500 for using a cellular phone while driving a car. Zuill pleaded guilty to the charge, for which he also received five demerits on his driving licence. The offence occurred on May 7 on North Sho...

The long National Heroes Day weekend landed eleven people in trouble with the law on suspicion of impaired driving in addition to 16 arrests for outstanding warrants. Officers on mobile patrol arrested a 25-year-old Devonshire man at 2.30am on Monday...

A fault in an underground cable left Gibbons Company and other businesses near Church and Burnaby Streets without power yesterday morning. The fault occurred around 6.30pm Monday, according to a statement from Belco. Gibbons Company, City Cafe and t...

June 13, 2012 Dear Sir, A true politician in a crazy political climate. While I admire the honourable Derrick Burgess and respect his decision to resign as a minister in the Cabinet. I am deeply saddened because the people of Bermuda are the real los...

June 11, 2012 Dear Sir, It would be very helpful if supermarkets could provide grocery packers with a list of do’s and dont’s. I’ll start the list off, but no doubt others can add to it: l Grapes and other softer items do not go at the bottom of bags...