Log In

Reset Password
DIGITAL EDITION VIDEOS PHOTOS PODCAST RSS

Publications

Court

"Motorist banned from the roads and fined for impaired driving"

A Hamilton Parish man was banned from the road for a year after crashing into a wall yesterday morning. Malcolm Taylor appeared in Magistrates’ Court less than nine hours after his arrest, with a bandage to his right hand. The 48-year-old pleaded gui...
Nov 10, 2011
Crime

"Two women arrested after road accidents"

Two women were arrested on suspicion of impaired driving following single-vehicle accidents this week. Police on mobile patrol arrested a 41-year-old woman after her car collided with a concrete divider on Crow Lane in Pembroke. According to a police...
Nov 10, 2011
Other

"Trenching for water supply for new hospital underway"

Trenches have been dug in the Botanical Gardens to supply water for a cooling system for King Edward VII Memorial Hospital’s new facilities. The excavations, which can be seen near the park’s South Shore Road entrance, will carry pipes for well water...
Nov 10, 2011
Politics

"Stephen Todd to run for the PLP"

Former Chamber of Commerce president Stephen Todd is to run as a candidate for the Progressive Labour Party in the next general election. Mr Todd, whose resignation from the Chamber was announced yesterday, will represent the PLP in Constituency 30, ...
Nov 10, 2011
Politics

"Job Corps to be up and running mid-2012, Minister"

The Job Corps programme is currently being adapted to meet Bermuda’s needs and will be launched in the second quarter of next year. This was the promise of Community Development Minister Michael Weeks as he highlighted the progress of the long-awaite...
Nov 10, 2011
Politics

"Is the OBA different from the old UBP?"

According to Pat Gordon-Pamplin who has been a politician for 12 years, the OBA brings a more conciliatory approach to politics than the UBP did. This, we understand, was a directive from its leader and advisers. But for Ms Gordon-Pamplin, who was on...
Nov 10, 2011
Other

"TS Sean set to be closest early Friday"

Tropical Storm Sean is now set to be at its closest point to the Island at 3am tomorrow when it will be about 133 miles away. It had been forecast to be closer to the Island. The Bermuda Weather Service is still issuing a tropical storm warning for...
Nov 10, 2011
Court

"Gunshot residue found on accused’s clothes, court told"

Gunshot residue was found on a sweatshirt and jeans confiscated from a man accused of shooting two people, a jury heard. One particle of the residue was found on the front outside of the sweatshirt that Sanchey Grant was wearing when he was arrested ...
Nov 10, 2011
Other

S&P puts Bermuda’s country banking risk in same braket as US

Bermuda scores the same as the US and the UK under rating agency Standard & Poor’s’ measure of the risk in the Island’s banking industry. Yesterday, S&P said it was assigning its Banking Industry Country Risk Assessment (BICRA) on Bermuda at group 3....
Nov 10, 2011

"Veterans of the First and Second World Wars "

Prior to the Second World War, Elizabeth Bickley enjoyed “a happy, modest and sheltered upbringing” with her family in Thuringia, Germany. But once the war broke out, she said it “changed everything”. Her oldest brother, Wolfgang, who was studying t...
Nov 10, 2011
Other

"Minors tells BEC more about 10-year work permits"

Critical decision makers and specialists whose jobs can’t be filled by Bermudians will be among those eligible to apply for a 10-year work permit, according to new Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Patrice Minors. Ms Minors was delivering a speech...
Nov 10, 2011
Available for
iPhones and iPads
Available in
Google Play
Use of this website signifies your agreement to the Terms of Service and Privacy Notice
© Copyright 2026 royalgazette.com. All rights reserved.