Ten “landmark cases” including the trial of Parkside gang leader Prince Edness, appeared before the courts in 2014-2015, Attorney-General Trevor Moniz told MPs on Friday.
Others included that of John...
A hospital patient says he is being discharged prematurely to the Salvation Army homeless facility.
The man told The Royal Gazette that his undiagnosed condition leaves him with no strength in his leg...
High running costs for long-term care facilities such as the Lefroy House Care Community and the Sylvia Richardson Care Facility may not be sustainable, Minister of Health, Seniors and Environment Jea...
Bermuda has had four imported cases of the mosquito-borne disease Chikungunya that has spread throughout the Caribbean, MPs were told during the Budget debate on Monday.
As of January 21, the Departme...
A seminar focusing on accessibility for the physically challenged, disabled or mobility-impaired is to look at the newly adopted Bermuda Building Code 2014, which incorporates new provisions for acces...
The Bermuda Hospitals Board is expected to run out of cash “in the near future” — and must find $40 million to pay for additional costs owing to the new acute care wing during the coming fiscal year.
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The future of the lease for the Sandys property on which the resort 9 Beaches sits is in question, with a spokesman for landlords Bermuda Land Development Corporation (BLDC) stating: “Currently the BL...
Avid amateur bird watcher Scott Neil made a rare sighting of a swallow-tailed kite yesterday.
Mr Neil reported seeing it while out on a run in the area. He said: “Just saw a swallow-tailed kite at Wyn...
A Nassau grouper preying on and eating a lionfish off Little Cayman was captured on camera for probably the first time, according to Hollywood screenwriter and producer James Hart of the non-profit or...
The threat of measles is over for one family whose nursery school-aged child had been in quarantine, along with his mother, for eight days while awaiting blood test results.
Last night, a Government s...
