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A childcare worker who was fired after drinking while on duty has taken her case to the Court of Appeal. Cheyra Bell was working for the Department of Child and Family Services as a care worker at a residential home in March 2018 when she and a colle...

A man admitted stealing goods worth more than $2,000 from a former housemate. Jamel Richardson, 31, from Devonshire, pleaded guilty to the offence when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court. Alan Richards, for the Crown, told the court that the complain...

A drink-driver who admitted having “one beer” before he was involved in a three-car collision has been banned from the roads for 18 months. Cole Durham, 28, from Warwick, pleaded guilty to the offence when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday...

Construction will not start on a planned arbitration centre until analysis is completed to check if its operations will cover development costs, a government spokesman said. Ground was broken and a press conference held in Hamilton at the site of the...

An addict who tried to break into the Bermudiana Arcade over the weekend was today ordered to take part in drug treatment court. Tarik Ebbin, 25, admitted the offence when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court. He also pleaded guilty to carrying a knife...

A driver who claimed to have fallen asleep at the wheel before a crash was banned from the roads for 18 months today. Bray Saltus, 61, from Warwick, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to refusing to provide an adequate breath sample to police aft...

An unemployed 47-year-old woman was given a conditional discharge yesterday after admitting stealing goods from a supermarket. Paul Wilson, for the Crown, told Magistrates’ Court that Nikia Virgil, of Hamilton Parish, entered the Shelly Bay MarketPl...

A new lawyer joined the Bar in a ceremony packed with family and friends at the Supreme Court on Friday. Tashae Trott thanked Sophia Greaves, director of the corporate department at Conyers Dill & Pearman, for inspiring her at age 16 to pursue law. M...

A court battle between neighbours that is “probably running into the millions” of dollars could be settled by the litigants themselves, the Supreme Court heard. Puisne Judge Larry Mussenden told the latest hearing over a boundary dispute between the ...

Costs payable by campaigners who lost a legal battle to retain the right for same-sex couples to marry have still to be confirmed, a government spokesman said. He added that the litigation was “not yet concluded”. A Privy Council ruling in March foun...