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A broadcast on the Hamilton waterfront dispute that failed to air on Hott 107.5 was pulled because radio station owner Glenn Blakeney was worried about potential legal issues and a clash with a planned discussion on the Budget. Mr Blakeney, chairman ...

Upgrades to the surface of Front Street between Parliament Street and Burnaby Hill will continue tomorrow morning, and are expected to be completed by Thursday afternoon, according to the Corporation of Hamilton. The westbound driving lane will be cl...

An upgraded barrier-control parking lot is nearing completion at Elliot Street, according to the City of Hamilton. The final infrastructure is being put in place this week, a spokeswoman said, with testing to begin next week. The system is expected g...

The Minister of Economic Development and Tourism has refused to comment on job losses at the island’s tourism authority. A spokeswoman for Jamahl Simmons said the ministry “will not be commenting at this time”. Media reports said last week that some ...

A former Cold War submarine tracking base is in line to get a new lease of life. The Bermuda Land Development Company has asked for expressions of interest to redevelop the ex-US Navy site at Tudor Hill in Southampton. Francis Mussenden, chief execut...

A makeover for Hamilton’s Union Street has been welcomed by businesses in the area. The job covers only the western edge of the block across from the Bermuda Industrial Union, but the commitment was welcomed by consultant Leon O’Brien, who said the a...

Developer Michael MacLean is still counting the cost of a deal to massively overhaul the Hamilton waterfront nearly five years on. “The whole case has cost me close to $4 million,” Mr MacLean said in the wake of his protracted legal battle. “All I ca...

Wedco clients owed an extra $700,000 during the 2014-15 fiscal year, the House of Assembly heard today. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch said new tenants are now being subjected to a more comprehensive assessment as the West End Development Corporation...

The 2017 Christmas Window Competition is officially under way. Twelve city retailers have confirmed their participation, according to the Corporation of Hamilton: Alexandra Mosher Studio Jewellers, A.S. Coopers, Brown and Company, Crisson Jewellers, ...

People are being urged to vote for the best decorated Christmas tree and help support schools and their talented pupils. Six schools will take part in a “Festival of Trees” at the Clocktower Mall at the Royal Naval Dockyard, starting on Saturday. The...

Work to install a new ticketed barrier system at the Bull’s Head car park in Hamilton will begin tomorrow. The project is part of the ongoing initiative that started last year to install the system in the five largest city-owned car parks. “Wherever...

A successful pilot recycling programme in Dockyard could become permanent. Blue recycling bins were installed in May after the West End Development Corporation and the Department of Public Works agreed to split the costs of the initiative. Wedco’s B...