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March 24, 2014 Dear Sir, Once more I write to your column, only this time a more happy occasion but sad at the same time. I would like to give recognition to a very special lady. Her name is Edith Clair Spencer from St George’s, but was better known ...

An environmental group has stated it does not back any of three approaches to changing the sea lanes into Bermuda to allow bigger ships to dock. And Stuart Hayward, head of the Bermuda Environmental and Sustainability Taskforce (BEST) said that “no c...

Upgrades to Bermuda’s shipping channels to allow bigger cruise ships into local waters will get a public airing. Bermuda Environmental Consulting is to carry out an environmental impact assessment (EIA) of three proposals to improve maritime access a...

St Peter’s Church is a focal point of a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is visited by thousands of tourists each year. The oldest Anglican church in continuous use in the Western Hemisphere, it has undergone many repairs over the centuries, all carr...

St George’s MPs are calling on the public to donate their time to help clean up the St George’s Golf Course. Kenneth Bascome said the handful of people hired by Government as part of a temporary work initiative have been doing a good job but more wor...

A new fish restaurant and sports bar will soon be open for business in a landmark location in the heart of St George. Gerald Pascoe, of youth charity Soccer For Friends, has taken out a three-year lease on the former George & Dragon pub on King’s Squ...

The One Bermuda Alliance pledged to restore the St George’s Golf Course while creating temporary jobs for Bermudians. According to the Throne Speech, the work programme will bring the course back up to a level where it can be maintained, providing an...

For most visitors to Bermuda, their vacation is a time to forget about work commitments and take a break from routine. But that wasn’t entirely true for visiting couple John and Liz Scholey, who flew in to Bermuda from Royal Tunbridge Wells in Kent, ...

Security in the East End has been given high marks by Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley following a tour of St George’s. “The police station is open and functioning and although it’s mainly tourists who pop in, the feedback I received on safety ...

Tourism in St George’s can thrive without major hotel development or a dedicated cruise ship, according to one guest house owner. Philip Seaman believes the town could attract hundreds of visitors each week if more private homes were available for to...

A tax on fuel landed at the St George’s oil docks will raise funds necessary to protect the town’s World Heritage site status, Government has claimed. MPs voted in favour of the Corporation of St George (UNESCO World Heritage Fund and Levy) Act 2013 ...

Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy has announced $360,000 in capital funding to “support the maintenance and development” of St George’s. And the windfall will also be used to “explore the viability of a marina” which it is hoped will transform the t...