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The Corporation of Hamilton may have won a legal battle over the Par-la-Ville Hotel loan guarantee, but it will still have to pay its own legal bills. While costs in legal judgments usually follow the decision, the Supreme Court found that it would b...

The Corporation of Hamilton has stood by its decision to terminate four members of staff who subsequently took their case to the media, claiming they had been unfairly dismissed. The four also criticised the Bermuda Industrial Union, alleging that th...

Workers alleging unfair dismissal after they were sacked by the Corporation of Hamilton are preparing for a legal fight — saying that the Bermuda Industrial Union failed to go to bat on their behalf. “They’re just looking for an excuse to get rid of ...

The Corporation of St George is preparing for the Christmas season, and is inviting the public to join in the celebration. Today, the Corporation is set to host its second annual Lighting of the Town event in King’s Square. Quinell Francis, mayor of ...

The Corporation of Hamilton has won a legal challenge against a court order that made it liable for repaying an $18 million loan. Judge Stephen Hellman ruled that the Corporation had no power to guarantee the loan from Mexican Infrastructure Finance ...

A legal dispute over the $18 million Par-la-Ville Hotel loan has garnered international attention, with a legal commentator calling the situation “noteworthy and troubling”. The article appearing on political website The Hill, written by Horace Coope...

Two Bermudian firms have been given contracts for work at The Royal Naval Dockyard to renovate more buildings. Gray & Co will work on a roof replacement for buildings known as Detached Cottage 8 and 9 and RMS Construction will carry out building impr...

Mexico Infrastructure Finance maintained that an $18 million guarantee issued by the Corporation of Hamilton for a hotel project was valid, during a Supreme Court hearing. The municipality claimed during a hearing on Monday that it was not empowered ...

The Corporation of Hamilton yesterday argued that its $18 million guarantee of the Par-la-Ville Hotel project was not valid, during a hearing in the Supreme Court. At the in-chambers hearing before Puisne Judge Stephen Hellman, the municipality claim...

The first phase of the new St George’s marina is unlikely to be completed in time for next year’s America’s Cup. Developers are still waiting for legislation to be passed by the House of Assembly that will cement the lease between St George’s Harbour...

It might not have been embraced by everyone, but one group of people are not complaining about the renovated City Hall car park — the motorists who have no problem finding an empty spot. The Royal Gazette visited the 200-bay lot at 10am on Friday and...

The Corporation of Hamilton is allowing motorists to park in City Hall car park for free this weekend as a gesture of goodwill. The move comes after the new paid barrier system went into operation on Monday. The corporation acknowledged there had bee...