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No person, municipality, or company can place a clamp on another person’s car, according to the Island’s top Magistrate. Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner spoke out after dealing with a case concerning a man who damaged a lock that had been placed o...

An application to renovate the front of City Hall has been given in principle planning approval — but the proposal is unlikely to ever see the light of day. While the Development Application’s Committee approved the independent application by Simon H...

April 26, 2014 Dear Sir, We are frequent visitors and are curious, surprised, shocked and mystified about the mini-flag flying from the Front Street flagpole. Are things so bad here, that Hamilton can’t afford a proper size flag? Just wondering!

But Mayor and board were ‘not prepared to discuss their tactics’ By Gareth Finighan Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy is hopeful he will not be forced to shut down the Corporation of Hamilton following a crisis meeting with the municipality this wee...

The Corporation of Hamilton has renewed its controversial contract with an overseas public relations consultancy at a cost of $100,000 to ratepayers. The municipality initially recruited New York-based Marston Webb International on a short-term contr...

Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy has defended his call for the Corporation of Hamilton to desist from mounting legal challenges to Government’s authority, claiming that lawsuits are “an unnecessary waste of taxpayer’s money”. But he added that he w...

The university town of Oxford has long been known as England’s City of Dreaming Spires. Bermuda’s Hamilton, by way of comparison, might once have merited the designation “City of Scheming Squires”. Throughout its almost 200 year history Hamilton’s La...

The Corporation of Hamilton will be shut down and replaced by a board of administrators if it continues to challenge Government’s authority through the courts. And the threat looks likely to lead to a head-on collision between the municipality and Ho...

A Corporation of Hamilton application for a judicial review of Government’s temporary takeover of the municipality has been rejected. And City Hall has come under fire by Chief Justice Ian Kawaley for continuing to pursue its case through the courts ...