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Category five Hurricane Irma caused widespread destruction when it rolled through the Turks & Caicos in September 2017. Clocking winds of more than 175mph it left at least 18 people dead, and downed 1,300 utility poles. One of the few things left uns...

The quango responsible for the historic Royal Naval Dockyard has awarded two contracts to renovate four residential cottages and apartments. Island firm Gray & Co will replace the roofs on two cottages, while RMS Construction will renovate two more c...

Government is looking at two separate proposals for the future of the Grand Atlantic development in Warwick. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Public Works said that a pair of submissions were received in response to a Request for Proposal published ...

The Naval Dockyards Society has launched a last-ditch bid to save the old Victoria Row buildings. The society, which is based in Britain, has applied to the Bermuda Government to have the structures listed as an emergency measure and demolition work ...

The Bermuda National Trust has expressed disappointment about the recent delisting of Hureka House in St David’s. However, the group applauded the listing of Princess Royal Union Lodge — also known as Samaritan’s Hall — on Cobb’s Hill. Both changes w...

A developer has unveiled plans to build a second executive condominium complex in west Hamilton. The announcement by West Hamilton Limited comes as the construction of Belvedere Residences, which started in March 2015, hit the 60 per cent complete m...

The historic Queen of the East was torn down yesterday, disappointing campaigners who fought for years to save the building. The East Broadway building, which was first built in the 1740s, is set to be replaced with a six-storey residential block. Sa...

New plans for the redevelopment of the old Clayhouse Inn have been unveiled by developers. The proposals would involve the demolition of the crumbling old structure and the construction of a brand new property on the North Shore site. Draft design im...

Home owners who live in listed buildings are being encouraged to take advantage of interest-free loans for renovations and repairs. Up to $100,000 per property per year is available under the scheme, which is not taken advantage of as much as it cou...

Are you a boating enthusiast? This home purchase includes a portion of land which gives the owner direct access to the waters of Dolly’s Bay in St David’s. A big draw of this picturesque house is its location close to the shore and a pebble beach. T...

The precarious cliffs in front of Warwick’s Grand Atlantic development continue to crumble with or without hurricanes, according to environmentalist David Wingate. Estimating that the shoreline by the development will retreat a metre on average every...