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A re-thinking of the design of the office chair has led to the revolutionary `Steelcase Leap Chair' which promises more productivity for the workplace. The Leap, now on sale locally, takes advantage of extensive ergonomic designing by a team of scien...

accused of murdering a compatriot in the British Virgin Islands. The Royal Gazette can reveal that Mr. Hector will fly to Tortola, BVI this week to begin preparation of the case for William Labrador who is charged with the murder of Lois Livingstone ...

Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner yesterday dismissed charges of violating a domestic violence order against a Hamilton Parish man. Mr. Warner threw out the case after prosecutor Oonagh Goodred admitted the man had moved into a next door neighbour's...

prison sentence after finding him guilty of assaulting another man in 1999. Wilson will be able to serve the sentence concurrent to a four year sentence he was given in September for assault. Mr. King knocked back a request by Crown Counsel Graveney ...

Shadow Legislative Affairs Minister John Barritt is so fed up with marathon debates and rambling speeches that he has proposed changes to the rules governing parliament. Yesterday Mr. Barritt tabled f or debate a motion on proposed amendments on the ...

the launch of a fund to support hospitality education for Bermudians. Speaking in the House of Assembly, David Allen said the new Hospitality Studies Endowment Fund is designed to uphold Government's commitment to ensure there are "no glass ceilings'...

Minister Arthur Hodgson that the new Berkeley Institute is to be built on Woodland Preserve. Last week Mr. Hodgson, who until October was the Environment Minister, told The Royal Gazette "it saddened me'' to have to sign the order for the school's de...

Angry Opposition leader Pamela Gordon yesterday fired back at the St. Antony's Conference "breach of confidence'' allegations by a British MP -- defending her actions. Ms Gordon shot back at Scottish Labour MP Ian Davidson, who said she had violated ...

Leader Pamela Gordon for releasing details of closed door comments at last month's Oxford symposium on Bermuda. The Glasgow and Pollok Labour MP said he "regrets what seems to be a breach of confidence'' by Ms Gordon, explaining the meetings at the C...

stealing from a Bank of Butterfield client's account. Seepersad pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to one of 11 counts of larceny. He admitted to stealing $3,206 from an elderly woman's loan account of which he was the administrator on October 18, ...