Owain Johnston-Barnes

Legislators will convene on the Cabinet lawn this morning to hear the Governor outline the Government’s legislative agenda for the next year — with plans for the upcoming session understood to include...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment has given hundreds of primary school students insight into the service and sacrifices of Bermudian soldiers in the lead-up to Remembrance Day. Over the past two weeks, offic...

The Government rehashed old plans and failed to mention initiatives to improve the lives of Bermudians in its legislative agenda for the year ahead, the Opposition said yesterday. Opposition leader Ja...

The Government is looking to move forward with plans to renovate and reopen a shuttered health clinic in Sandys. The request for proposal, published recently on the government procurement website, sou...

Amendments intended to expand the pool of potential jurors for trials are set to go before the House of Assembly in the coming legislative year. Delivering the Throne Speech, the Governor, Rena Lalgie...

The Court of Appeal has denied a community activist leave to appeal a case at the Privy Council regarding the validity of the Judicial and Legal Services Committee. LeYoni Junos, of the Civil Justice ...

Police arrested 13 people over the Remembrance Day holiday weekend, with no major incidents of antisocial behaviour reported. A police spokesman said officers took part in proactive patrols across the...

Prosecutors have called for a man who admitted causing the death of the son of a National Hero to spend up to eight years behind bars. While the Supreme Court heard that Keith Gordon died in the wake ...

The Government has launched a search for contractors to carry out improvements to Achilles Bay in St George's after previous work at the site was stalled.

A teacher has admitted in the Supreme Court to sexual offences against a young girl. Ronald Forde, 38, pleaded guilty last week to charges that he sexually exploited a young person while in a position...