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Prefabricated housing in the West End has not stood the test of time, according to a dissatisfied resident despite Wedco taking steps to remedy leaks that are attributed to natural settling. “They built a matchbox and now it’s coming apart,” said Ers...

One of Bermuda’s oldest housing blocks looks set to face the wrecking ball within weeks. Victoria Row in Sandys, near the entrance to the Royal Naval Dockyard, was built in the 1840s to provide low-cost housing for residents. But the three Victoria R...

A consultant is being sought to help implement a new cultural tourism plan in St George’s and St David’s. According to an advertisement which appeared recently in The Royal Gazette, the Hub 1 Steering Committee is looking to hire a consultant for a o...

High resolution images of the Island’s national parks are now available online for all to see — thanks to the wonders of Google Street View. The feature offers panoramic views of locations in Bermuda, allowing people to virtually tour their chosen ar...

Michael Fahy said that despite issues with the Corporation of Hamilton, he does not regret allowing them to use Par-la-Ville car park to guarantee an $18 million loan which later defaulted. While the Minister for Home Affairs noted the default had le...

Robert Watson, chief executive of the Regulatory Authority of Bermuda, has resigned for personal reasons. Mr Watson, a former president and CEO of SaskPower in Saskatchewan, Canada, had taken up the post in January this year. The chairman of the Regu...

Part of a legal action against the Bermuda Government over the Hamilton waterfront has been struck out by the Supreme Court. Waterfront developers Allied Development Partners Ltd (ADPL), headed by Michael MacLean, launched legal action against the Mi...

You may have noticed the large planter pots that have been recently placed around Hamilton and wondered one thing — who is the artist behind this? The Royal Gazette tracked down Carlos Brum to tell us more about his beautiful mosaic-designed planters...

The Bermuda Government has expressed satisfaction with a Supreme Court ruling that struck out several legal claims linked to the Hamilton Waterfront project. A spokeswoman noted that Chief Justice Ian Kawaley found the claims from developer Michael M...

The new-look Ewing Street was reopened yesterday evening at a celebratory block party attended by residents and dignitaries. The area has been undergoing an enhancement project for more than a year, which has included the planting of a selection of ...

The Corporation of Hamilton will reclaim control of its own affairs today as the Ministry of Home Affairs lifts a stewardship order. Announcing the move yesterday, Senator Michael Fahy, the Minister of Home Affairs, pointed to a new-found confidence ...

This is the first in a series of articles on the proposed development in the South Basin at Dockyard and why the Bermuda Environmental and Sustainability Taskforce is objecting to it. The main issue is the environmental impact of the development and...