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The Development Applications Board has approved the proposed base of operations for Team Oracle in advance of the America’s Cup. According to the planning application, submitted by ACBDA, the base will take up about 7.2 acres on the northern side of ...

The Ministry of Public Works is seeking permission to erect a pedestrian tunnel to protect railway trail users from an unstable cliff face. According to a planning application received recently by the Department of Planning, the tunnel would be erect...

Plans to enhance the Newstead Belmont Hills Golf Club have been submitted to the Department of Planning. The application proposes an extension to the existing bar on the property, along with a new, smaller pro shop and golf pro office on the building...

Plans to build on farmland as part of the Pink Beach redevelopment have been rejected by the Development Applications Board. Sardis Development Ltd had sought permission to erect ten residential units, a sewage treatment facility and parking spaces o...

Plans for Team Oracle’s America’s Cup headquarters have been submitted for approval, including a master plan hinting at possible future projects. The application, submitted by ACBDA, focuses on Team Oracle’s base, which will take up about 7.2 acres o...

Royal Bermuda Yacht Club has been given planning permission to improve its Hamilton headquarters. According to the planning application, which was first submitted in August, the RBYC is seeking to extend an existing hardstand on the Albouy’s Point pr...

Two months after the Island bore the brunt of Hurricane Gonzalo, a total of five new quarries have been approved by Planning to supply roofing slates. However, the damage inflicted remains in evidence, as tarpaulins are visible on houses around the I...

Planners have rejected proposals to erect three wind turbines in St George’s after they were erected without permission. The Development Applications Board (DAB) refused the applicants planning permission because the turbines could interfere with the...

A planning application to erect a beach club at Sinky Bay in Southampton has been approved by the Development Applications Board. The “Hamilton Princess Beach Club”, to be erected on the eastern side of the former Sonesta property, will include a din...

Government is not looking for overseas supplies of roofing slate, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy said this afternoon, addressing rumours in the aftermath of a high demand for the stone in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Fay and Hurricane Gonzalo....

Demand is running high for fresh roof slates in the aftermath of two major storms this month, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy announced this morning. The Island has one quarry only with a valid operating licence, Senator Fahy said, causing the Dep...

An Island sports club aims set to put up two cabanas on its beachfront — with one to be used a summer clubhouse and the other for short-term rentals to raise income. The move is part of ambitious plans by Watford Sports Club in Sandys to revamp the b...