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The vision for a series of projects for the eastern edge of the Government House waterfront is to create a community park which can be beneficial for government, tourists and residents. The projects were proposed by Bertram Fraser who hopes to make t...

Former Premier Alex Scott has decried what he sees as ongoing “disintegration” of the sustainable development initiative. And he called on Government to dust off the Sustainable Development Strategy and Implementation Plan and read it. “Take up that ...

Trees may be to blame for the crumbling of cliffs near Warwick’s Grand Atlantic housing site, according to developer Gilbert Lopes. Mr Lopes said there’d been a collapse on the shoreline east of Grand Atlantic in the recent months that was probably c...

Included in the objections are two petitions, which together include more than 120 signatures against continued development at the site. The application by Atlantic Development (BDA) Ltd seeks to build 52 units in three two-story buildings, parking f...

May 9, 2013 Dear Sir, I haven't been back to Bermuda since 1997, alas. So I was quite shocked when a young woman showed me Bermuda on Google Earth. The familiar fish hook seemed like a green pin cushion stuffed with a myriad white pinpoints. I often ...

Apartments at Warwick’s Grand Atlantic complex weren’t sold because of One Bermuda Alliance scaremongering, former Public Works Minister Michael Weeks said. Mr Weeks called on the OBA Government to apologise, saying they’d “hoodwinked and bamboozled ...

Anti-gang charity CARTEL charging another charity for use of White’s Island while leasing it for free is “unbecoming,” according to OBA MP Mark Pettingill. “There may be a valid reason why the lease was granted to Pastor [Leroy] Bean’s charity, but s...

Pastor Leroy Bean’s anti-gang charity has been given a rent-free lease for White’s Island for more than 20 years by Government — and is now charging another charity to use the land. The lease to CARTEL (Challenging and Reclaiming the True Essence of ...

Ombudsman Arlene Brock has insisted she was entirely within her rights to launch an inquiry into special development orders (SDOs), despite Environment Minister Marc Bean describing her decision to do so as “peculiar”. And she told The Royal Gazette ...

Premier Paula Cox must ensure that any Cabinet discussion on controversial planning decisions taken by former Environment Minister Walter Roban, should take place in the absence of the Ministers directly involved, says the One Bermuda Alliance. “It h...