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Hamilton Mayor Graeme Outerbridge has condemned a fellow councillor for using back door tactics to undermine the authority of the municipality. Mr Outerbridge finally spoke out over the Signgate controversy yesterday. And in a thinly veiled attack on...

Corporation of Hamilton Secretary Edward Benevides has denied claims that he was instructed to remove parking signs throughout north Hamilton, describing the suggestion as “inaccurate, misleading and unfortunate”. Mr Benevides spoke out after municip...

Bermuda’s people “make a vacation special”, hundreds of American travel agents were told yesterday. About 400 members of the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA) are visiting the Island for their annual global convention and members of the board...

A raft of development proposals have been submitted as part of an initiative to rejuvenate Marginal Wharf. Landowners, the Bermuda Land Development Company, recently asked for ‘expressions of interest’ on the property in St David’s. The BLDC has alre...

Mayor Graeme Outerbridge is “deeply concerned” about reports that his deputy ordered the removal of scores of parking signs in Hamilton. Mr Outerbridge said an inquiry into the actions of Deputy Mayor Donal Smith, and Alderman Carlton Simmons, has al...

A police investigation into the disappearance of new parking signs in Hamilton has been dropped — after it was discovered that the “theft” had been secretly instigated by Deputy Mayor Donal Smith and Alderman Carlton Simmons. The two elected official...

Having a loudmouth has finally paid off for Ed Christopher. The Hamilton Town Crier recently finished with several trophies in a three-day Town Criers’ Competition in Dartmouth, UK. He took home second place in both the Peter Randall Memorial Cup a...

Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy has expressed surprise that the Corporation of Hamilton is refusing to endorse a Government-drafted Code of Conduct for the municipality. But the Minister implied that he will not take any action against the municip...

Elected officials at the Corporation of Hamilton have yet to sign up to a new code of conduct and guidelines for meetings issued by Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy — and one senior member insists he and others will not be doing so. Alderman Carlto...