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A plan to place a swimming pool just feet from the edge of an unstable cliff has caused a delay in a decision connected to the redevelopment of the Grand Atlantic site. In a recent planning application, that also included moves to stabilise the cliff...

The Planning Department has published an online advisory to help the public repair damaged homes in the aftermath of Hurricane Gonzalo and Tropical Storm Fay. The advisory details the general rules associated with hurricane-related repair work and wh...

Plans to adapt the Grand Atlantic housing complex into a luxury condo hotel have been given the go-ahead by the Development Applications Board. During a meeting last week, the DAB granted MacLellan & Associates final planning approval for the propose...

Finance Minister Bob Richards insisted last night that Government would not write off any of the $35 million in state pension arrears owed by delinquent employers – despite comments to the contrary made by Premier Michael Dunkley. Mr Dunkley told the...

More than $35 million in pension arrears is owed to the public purse from delinquent employers — $20 million more than in 2008 when tougher penalties were brought in for those breaking the law. A Ministry of Finance spokesman admitted yesterday that ...

Premier Michael Dunkley has admitted Government must do a “better job” of collecting state pension contributions from the thousands of delinquent employers who owe $35 million in arrears. The Royal Gazette revealed this morning that the size of the d...

Finance Minister Bob Richards claimed yesterday that his explanation to seniors for why state pensions can’t be increased was taken out of context, insisting that those who heard him speak would say: “This guy Richards really wasn’t as blunt as he ap...

Seniors have been told by Finance Minister Bob Richards that they won’t be getting an increase in their state pension because “money does not grow on trees”. Age Concern said yesterday that the news, delivered by the Minister during a question-and-an...

Residents concerned about the possible health effects of a new cell phone tower are launching an appeal to stop it being put up. A bid by Digicel to put a mobile cell tower at 49 South Road, Devonshire, was approved by the Development Applications B...

A US citizen who spent holidays at the Queen of the East has given a unique insight into what it was like to live in one of Bermuda’s oldest homes. David Wood spent several summers in the historic old merchant home between 1959 and 1961 as a teenager...