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A copper “petal” awarded to the Bermuda Paralympic Association has been donated to the Corporation of Hamilton so it can be displayed for the public. The petal is one of 164 segments of the cauldron that bore the Paralympic flame during the 2012 even...

Ambitious plans to create new land for the America’s Cup have caught the eyes of local and international contractors, after tenders were invited for land reclamation in Dockyard’s South Basin. “We’re being quite aggressive with this project — we want...

“Hamilton — Bermuda at its best.” The rebranding for Bermuda’s capital city was the work of Charles Gosling during his term as Mayor of Hamilton between 2009 and 2012, along with then Corporation “Team Hamilton” members. Mr Gosling said the slogan is...

The Corporation of Hamilton has launched a lawsuit against the organisers of a black mayor conference in an effort to retrieve funds spent on the event. While Conference of Black Mayors Inc had insisted that the convention would be held in the City t...

Mayoral candidate Carlton Simmons said that he wants a “complete review of city expenditure” and has promised he will bring fresh ideas and modern approach to business. Mr Simmons, who remains an alderman of the troubled City of Hamilton administrati...

Senator Michael Fahy moved to quiet the growing unease surrounding the Par-la-Ville car park fiasco with the release of a seven-page statement yesterday that laid bare the details of an $18 million loan deal gone bad. The Minister of Home Affairs, wh...

Minister of Home Affairs Senator Michael Fahy has issued the following statement with regards to Par-la-Ville car park: Over two weeks ago I gave a press conference where I advised the public that the Par-la-Ville car park was in receivership. At t...

Corporation of Hamilton Mayor Graeme Outerbridge and chief operating officer and secretary Ed Benevides approved the disbursement of the “full balance” of the Par-la-Ville Hotel and Residences Ltd’s multimillion dollar escrow account at the Bank of N...

There is a large question mark hanging over the whereabouts of nearly $400,000 of an $18 million loan made to the Par-la-Ville Hotel and Residences Ltd development company. Documents show that Mexico Infrastructure Finance made a claim against the mo...

David Burt, the Deputy Leader of the Opposition Leader, has posed an open question to Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy as to whether he had any discussions with developer Steven DeCosta over the guarantee for the Par-la-Ville hotel project. Duri...

Britain’s Mark Wylie was crowned as champion of the Bermuda International Town Crier Competition. This competition brought together 25 hopeful town criers from Britain and Canada along with their escorts to Bermuda to compete for a number of awards. ...

Two of the oldest cannons in St George’s have undergone a complete facelift to preserve them for centuries to come. The newly conserved guns, once of which dates back to 1810 and the other 1870, were ready in time for the Peppercorn Ceremony in King’...