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A section of a main commuter road will be reduced to a single lane for two months for repairs to a wall. The Ministry of Public Works said that work on Harbour Road, Paget, near Lovers Lane, will start on June 7 and continue until August 6. Work will...

A claim that the Ministry of Finance owed a sanitation firm more than $900,000 for clean-up work at Morgan’s Point has been thrown out by a judge. Hunt’s Sanitation Services, run by Nelson Hunt, claimed it was owned $908,766 for remediation and clean...

The St Regis Bermuda resort in St George’s has welcomed its first guests after a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the weekend. David Burt, the Premier, said the opening of the luxury hotel on Saturday was “another major step forward in the start of the tou...

As the property caretaker of Manor House, Warren Darrell has 13 acres to groom and 58 condominiums to oversee, but his hardest job is changing a single lightbulb. The lightbulb sits in the crown at the top of the ornate tower across from the develo...

Bad smells have forced efforts to market a disused resort to be put on hold, MPs heard on Friday. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, told the House of Assembly that the decision to halt the bid to get the former 9 Beaches r...

A beach has reopened after repairs to a hurricane-damaged wall closed access to it for more than a month. But a spokesman for the Department of Parks warned visitors to Admiralty Park in Pembroke to be cautious as repairs were still under way. He sai...

Repairs to the public access to a beach started yesterday as part of the Government’s bid to boost the economy. The Ministry of Public Works announced earlier this month that Smith Hauling & Excavating had been awarded a contract to repair hurricane ...

Work to create a second Covid-safe courtroom is expected to be completed by the end of next month, according to the Ministry of Public Works. A spokesman for the Ministry said that Magistrates’ Court 4 – which had been used to hold Supreme Court hear...

A bid to reopen a courtroom for Supreme Court trials has started – although work was slowed by pandemic restrictions. Magistrates’ Court 4 – used by the Supreme Court’s Criminal Division for several years – has not been used for more than 12 months b...

The St Regis hotel has been given the green light to move forward — a week after retroactive changes to the approved plans were rejected. The Development Applications Board refused to grant retroactive planning permission at a hearing last week. But ...

A former cycle livery in Southampton could be changed into a pharmacy with a deli, according to a planning application submitted this week. The proposal from the Bermuda Pharmacy Group, which operates the Par la Ville Pharmacy and two other pharmacie...

The developers of a new hotel were caught off guard by Bermuda’s planning regulations, documents submitted as part of an appeal to get approval for changes admitted. Hotelco, the firm behind the St Regis Hotel in St George’s, filed a retrospective pl...