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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...

Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, declared himself “astounded” at the state of the Bermuda Land Development Company that he discovered upon taking office. Colonel Burch told the House of Assembly that the BLDC’s finances f...

The new barrier system at Par-la-Ville car park has resulted in changes at the facility’s entrance and exit, according to the City of Hamilton. The arrangement has been made to accommodate what are now two exit lanes for traffic coming out of the par...

The Corporation of Hamilton’s offices and works depot will close at noon on Monday so that staff can attend the funeral of their colleague Collins Smith. Both the E.F. Gordon and union car parks will also be closed to the public all day due to the fu...

A new barrier system at Par-la-Ville car park will be operational on Monday morning. The Corporation of Hamilton said the system is now “fully operational”. “The car park is an all-day car park so motorists can park for $2 per hour, or any part there...

A finance firm has launched a bid to claw back a $13.7 million loan intended to help fund the failed Par-la-Ville hotel development from the City of Hamilton and a US bank. Mexico Infrastructure Finance wants compensation plus interest on the money, ...

The West End Development Corporation has launched a new ambassador programme to welcome visitors to Dockyard and provide them an insight into the area’s history. The six-strong team of Marshell Smith, Shanley Todd, Tihana Booth, Lovette Marshall, Yas...

The City of Hamilton was keen to get on board as a major event sponsor for the Tall Ships Bermuda Host Port festival — after all, the event is bringing some 19 international tall ships with 900 sail trainees and crew, thousands of locals and visitors...

A vehicle checkpoint will be installed near Grey’s Bridge in Sandys during the America’s Cup as part of traffic measures to prevent overcrowding in Dockyard. Under plans for the sailing competition, which begins on May 26, West End Development Corpo...

Hear ye, hear ye ... If you’re a town crier there is one thing that is especially important to remember: how you say it matters. It is advice that City of Hamilton crier Ed Christopher welcomed as a newbie. “I’m Bermudian and I speak like a Bermudian...

Ray Charlton has cited the growing tide of politically driven divisive rhetoric and constant negativity as contributory factors for deciding to step down as chairman of West End Development Corporation. Mr Charlton, who informed Michael Dunkley, the ...