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The newly formed National Security Council met yesterday for the first time. At a press conference following the meeting, Governor Sir Richard Gozney reported that gangs, security at and after football matches and recent armed burglaries had been on ...

Prison inmates struggling to cope with life sentences are entitled to help along with those facing release. This was the message behind a forum connecting inmates with assistance programmes, said Commissioner of Corrections Edward Lamb. “No matter wh...

Shadow Health Minister Michael Dunkley yesterday urged Government to reveal its plan to bring seniors’ home Lefroy House up to standard. Senator Dunkley noted his predecessor Louise Jackson has called for work to be done on the property since Hurrica...

Less than a handful of residents turned out for the last of a series of town hall meetings to discuss the 2012/13 National Budget at Victor Scott School on Tuesday night. DCI head, Dwayne Caines, in closing out the meeting for the ‘faithful few’ note...

The definition of the word “use” became the focal point of a trial in Magistrates’ Court after a woman denied driving while using a hand-held device. Catherine Farnsworth, 30, agreed that she was listening to an iPod while driving along Front Street....

A British QC has been hired by Government to contest a tribunal's decision on the value of a “high-end” property belonging to former Premier Dame Pamela Gordon and her husband. Jonathan Small, accompanied by barrister Nathaniel Duckworth, appeared at...

Incumbent MPs Glenn Blakeney and Walter Roban have been announced as the latest election candidates for the Progressive Labour Party. Mr Blakeney is to run again in Devonshire North Central, constituency 13, while Mr Roban campaigns on behalf of Pem...