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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...

Motorists should be able to use their EasyPark meters at Hamilton car parks after technical glitches were resolved. An overhaul of the system, including an increase the number of parking zones and amended parking tariffs, was introduced by the Corpor...

Motorists have been left frustrated after a new system of parking zones and fees introduced by the Corporation of Hamilton yesterday morning suffered technical glitches. New tariffs were imposed on all roads in the city from yesterday, including stre...

The introduction of a “port fee” for Dockyard tour operators is being contemplated, as the West End Development Corporation seeks extra revenue to cover sweeping renovations of its historic buildings. The news was met with dismay by Shadow Transport ...

The start of the first major battle of the First World War was yesterday commemorated by the City of Hamilton. And the widow of a soldier who marched off to war nearly 100 years ago was the guest of honour at the City Hall ceremony. Joseph Levon, the...

Pay-and-display parking fees are being imposed on all roads in the City of Hamilton from Monday. Every street will be affected by the tariffs, including those where parking has traditionally been free. The charges were announced yesterday by the Cor...

Hamilton Alderman Carlton Simmons has blasted the city’s Mayor for failing to “take charge” of the controversy surrounding a plan to uproot trees on Ewing Street — a week after his mother staged a protest against City Hall. Mr Simmons was off Island ...