tennis championship.

Mr. Michael Smith of Smith, Barnard & Diel, lawyer for the Bermuda Broadcasting Co. Ltd., said the broadcaster and World Productions Establshment IMG Overseas Inc. filed the suit for breach of copyright.

World Productions was the producer of the July telecast, he said.

The BBC had the exclusive licence to televise Wimbledon, and "they've got to show their advertisers they're not going to allow that sort of thing to happen'', Mr. Smith said this week.

The writ had been filed in Supreme Court but not yet served on Bermuda Cablevision, he said. He would not state what damages were sought.

DAB GO-AHEAD FOR SURF SIDE PLN DAB go-ahead for surf side Surf Side Beach Club has been given the go-ahead by the Development Applications Board for the construction of 10 new tourist apartments.

The South Shore, Warwick property must still supply details relating to the siting, design and external appearance of the buildings, landscaping, parking and means of access to the site before final approval is granted.

The Bermuda Equestrian Federation also received approval from the Board for their plan to build additional stables, lavatories and a storage area on their Hinson Lane, Pembroke, property.

And the owner of land along Riddells Bay Road in Warwick had his application to subdivide the property turned down.

Mr. Timothy Madeiros was denied approval because the Board said any kind of development would be forbidden under woodlands protection zoning.

STUDENTS FIND CARTRIDGES MIL Find cartridges Police have issued an alert after schoolgirls found spent Regiment ammunition near a Warwick beach.

The girls were running near the Warwick firing ranges used by the Regiment when they found two spent cartridges. They handed them to Police, who took them to Warwick Camp.

Police spokesman Sgt. John Dale said the cartridges had escaped the Regiment's usual clean-up process through human error. He asked anyone finding ammunition to hand it to Police or the Regiment immediately.

BAD BREAK FOR VIDEO THIEVES CRM Bad break for video thieves Thieves who stole a video recorder from a property in Bostock Hill, Paget, had an unlucky break.

For the Okron recorder is broken -- and now Police have put repair services on the alert. And they have also warned people to be careful about buying second-hand recorders.

DUNDONALD ST. ROADWORKS TFC Dundonald St. roadworks Traffic will be restricted to one lane while trenching is carried out this Sunday on the north side of Dundonald Street, in front of Gosling's warehouse.

Police say the work should be completed in one day.

MAN ACCUSED OF BIKE THEFT CTS Man accused of bike theft A Sandys Parish man was yesterday charged with stealing a $1,200 motorcycle.

Roger Eugene Lightbourne -- a 25-year-old father of two -- was not required to enter a plea when he appeared in Magistrates' Court.

Lightbourne, who was in custody on another matter, was accused of stealing the Yamaha motorcycle from Dennis Maynard between October 27 and 28 last year in Devonshire.

He was also accused of robbing a Southampton couple in October, of cash and property totalling $566, and using personal violence.

He was remanded in custody for a further mention in two weeks.