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Court

"Man stole car battery on New Year’s Day"

A 64-year-old man stole a battery from a damaged car at a Pembroke garage. A social inquiry report on Calvin Virgil has now been ordered by Magistrates’ Court. The Hamilton Parish resident took the $90 battery from a car at Rayclan Ltd on New Year’s ...
Feb 23, 2012
Reinsurance

"Bermuda lacks ‘underwriting common sense’, claims report"

Bermuda’s lack of double taxation treaties and local underwriters missing “common sense” modelling judgment are just two challenges faced by the Island’s insurance market. This, according to online news publication Insurance Day, in an in-depth featu...
Feb 23, 2012
Budget

"Richards expecting an ‘election Budget’"

Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards has predicted that Premier Paula Cox will deliver an “election Budget” tomorrow. Mr Richards said that Bermuda faces an economic crossroads. “The miracle is starting to fade,” he said. “What we are looking for at ...
Feb 23, 2012
Other

"Ex-CIA boss Woolsey tells Bermuda to go solar"

Bermuda needs to end its dependence on high-priced imported oil for its power and fuel needs. That was the message from James Woolsey, the former director of the US Central Intelligence Agency, as he spoke at Business Bermuda’s AGM yesterday. He sugg...
Feb 23, 2012
Crime

"Court rulings favour anti-gang legislation Minister"

Anti-gang legislation has been drafted for Government and the courts have signalled it could be brought in, according to Minister of National Security Wayne Perinchief. He gave the update at a public meeting last night, but said concerns over civil l...
Feb 23, 2012
Other

"New pilot boat launched"

In the best traditions of ship launches, the champagne was cracked open as a new pilot boat was this afternoon officially named. The 61ft St David was given its send-off by Transport Minister Derrick Burgess. The new ship replaces a smaller vessel of...
Feb 22, 2012
Politics

"Education is key - new OBA candidate"

Lawyer and community activist Leah Scott has been chosen as the One Bermuda Alliance's general election candidate for Southampton East Central. She will be contesting against the ruling party's Stephen Todd. Ms Scott who was born in the United States...
Feb 22, 2012
Tourism

"Top UK travel journalist filming in Bermuda"

Top UK travel writer Simon Calder is in Bermuda this week filming and writing articles for a national British newspaper. He’s in Bermuda to film his award winning ‘48 Hours with Simon Calder’ for the The Independent. Minister of Business Development...
Feb 22, 2012
Crime

"Crime falls to a record low"

Reported crime in Bermuda has fallen to its lowest level since comparative records began. And an increased willingness by the public to come forward with information has played a role in fighting crime, according to Police Commissioner Michael DeSilv...
Feb 22, 2012
Other

"Workplace violations can be reported on Immigration hotline"

Immigration Minister Patrice Minors is urging residents to take full advantage of a new hotline to report workplace violations. Ms Minors, issued the reminder in the lead up to the Construction Job Fair tomorrow. She said: “Any infractions against th...
Feb 22, 2012
Tourism

"Shipping agent applauds Minister’s buses pledge"

The shipping agent responsible for 17 cruise ships that will call on Bermuda this season has welcomed news that public transportation glitches will be sorted in time for the new season. Joseph Simas, vice president of Marine Operations at Meyer Agenc...
Feb 22, 2012
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