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Demolition at a historic Tucker’s Town cemetery, faulted in an Ombudsman’s report last year, cannot be blamed on the Department of Planning or the Bermuda Government, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy said yesterday. Senator Fahy said the cemetery h...

Bermuda National Parks Act 1986: “The protected areas are to be managed in a manner that protects, maintains, and enhances the natural and historic values of the protected areas for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations” The develop...

Planners have given the green light for a funeral home to build the Island’s first crematorium. Amis Memorial Chapel’s plans to erect the new facility in St David’s, on vacant land on Wallers Point Road, near the TCD centre, have been given formal ap...

Tucker’s Point Resort is seeking in-principle approval to erect additional guest rooms, along with a new conference centre. According to an application received by the Department of Planning on May 22, the project would involve the demolition of the ...

A proposal to create a new marina on the waterfront at Barr’s Bay Park has been given in-principle approval by the Department of Planning. Last November, the Corporation of Hamilton filed a planning application with the department requesting in-princ...

Hollywood star Michael Douglas is on the Island and has submitted completed plans for Ariel Sands’ redevelopment, saying that work could begin as soon as September. The project already has planning approval to build a wall to protect the beach and st...

Planners have given the green light to major reclamation work from the seabed to create the America’s Cup Village. The work will involve dredging to both the North and South Channels to provide the 11 acres of land. At the start of the month, the Dev...

A former tenant of the condemned Albert Row housing in Sandys has accused the West End Development Corporation of leaving her “out in the cold” after she was ordered to move out of her latest accommodation. However, Wedco chairman Ray Charlton respon...

New utility poles intended to house wireless CCTV cameras have been proposed for three new locations around the Island. According to a trio of planning applications by the CCS Group Ltd, the cameras would be installed near the Mid-Atlantic Wellness I...

I guess it was well below the political radar and not very interesting to the media, but the six-page press statement that Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy released a few days ago was evidence of good work right down where the rubber meets the r...

Government’s pension fund for civil servants remains under review, but its cost of living adjustment, suspended last year, will stay off the table “until further notice”. Presenting the actuarial report into the Public Service Superannuation Fund (PS...