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A tabled amendment to the Bird Protection Act could extend the power to destroy “pest” birds to any member of the public who is authorised by the Environment Minister. And a separate amendment to the Firearms Act would also pave the way for certain c...

More than 100 entertainers crowding the auditorium of the Leopard’s Club for the Bermuda Entertainment Union’s (BEU) annual general meeting heard tonight there could be a protest march tomorrow. If it were to go ahead, it would take place after a mas...

Myth #26: All speech is protected by a person’s right to freedom of speech. We all say things that we regret. Usually, this results in an apology, which is hopefully accepted, and then we move on with our lives. However, there are times when things...

No person, municipality, or company can place a clamp on another person’s car, according to the Island’s top Magistrate. Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner spoke out after dealing with a case concerning a man who damaged a lock that had been placed o...

‘The second of a two-part commentary on reforming Bermuda’s cannabis laws by Cheryl Pooley By Cheryl Pooley Misinformation does more harm than good Misinformation on the outcome of cannabis use will do more harm to young people than honest and factu...

This is the first of a two-part commentary on reforming Bermuda’s cannabis laws by Cheryl Pooley On the topic of marijuana in Bermuda, there appears to be strong public support to remove the criminality of recreational use for small amounts one ounce...

Bermuda regards itself as one of the most highly developed and sophisticated jurisdictions in which to conduct trust business. This is due in part to the various pieces of legislation impacting trustees, such as the Trustee Act 1975, the Trusts (Spe...

Arlene Brock’s eight-and-a-half years in charge of the Ombudsman’s Office of Bermuda have been nothing if not headline-grabbing. She has been publicly accused of bias by a Cabinet Minister, sued by the Corporation of Hamilton and had at least one of ...

Tougher parole laws are on the cards, according to National Security Minister Michael Dunkley. Mr Dunkley tabled new legislation yesterday to allow police to arrest people suspected of breaching parole conditions on the spot. Previously, officers had...