Hanover police say all four of the parish’s identified gangs have been neutralised, echoing the sustained crime turnaround language this publication has documented in neighbouring St James.

A retired contractor is accused of holding three properties worth $250 million on behalf of her convicted drug-trafficker nephew, a case built around real estate as the laundering mechanism itself rather than fraud against a victim.

A client paid a real estate attorney $19 million toward a $57.5 million house purchase, leaving a $37 million shortfall the disbarred attorney has now promised, again, to repay.

A South African Catholic diocese that donated land in 2003 says conveyancers wrongly transferred all three of its properties; a court has now ordered occupiers off the 74-hectare church site within 48 hours.

A fundraising concert at The Advent Centre in west London aimed to raise £137,000 to rebuild 12 homes and repair five more in Whitehouse, Westmoreland, a community found with the help of a retired church minister after Hurricane Melissa.

Dunrobin Christian Academy, after about 70 years at 15 Dunrobin Avenue, is moving to a newly acquired property with renovations estimated at about $70 million, even as 90 per cent of its grade six students won first-choice high school places.