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Discoloured water off St George’s is not a cause for alarm, environmental watchdogs said tonight. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources said cloudy water in the area off the Causeway was caused by “fine sediment washing over the ground ...

Hamilton’s administration remains unchanged after last night’s municipal elections. Charles Gosling stood unchallenged as mayor with residential councillors George Scott, Henry Ming, RoseAnn Edwards and Jenefer Brimmer, who replaces Carlton Johnson. ...

A marine expo scheduled for St George’s today has been postponed for two weeks because of fears over the weather. The show will now be held on May 19. Last year’s event was also postponed because of bad weather. The expo, organised by the Bermuda Ec...

Dear Sir, I attended the meeting called by the Government last Thursday evening (March 7, 2019) to discuss the taking-over of the Corporation of Hamilton. The meeting was well attended. The panel approached the present mayor on two issues, but did n...

A giant postcard-style mural is taking shape on the wall of a Hamilton office block. The massive sign — with Greetings from Bermuda on it — is being painted on the side of Dorchester House on Church Street by US-based company Greetings Tour. The mura...

A new Visitor Services Centre has opened in St George’s. The facility, in York Street, gives visitors electronic information on the Olde Towne and across Bermuda, helps them book activities and sells Bermuda-branded products. It was set up as part of...

“I wanna say I lived each day, until I die And know that I meant something in somebody’s life The hearts I have touched will be the proof that I leave That I made a difference, and this world will see I was here I lived, I loved I was here” — Beyoncé...

A Hamilton Parish beach could be more user-friendly for the elderly and disabled in time for the summer. LaVerne Furbert, a member of a pressure group that mounted a successful campaign against Bermuda Tourism Authority plans for concessions housed i...

Businesses can thrive in the back-of-town area of Hamilton, Chris Furbert has said. Mr Furbert, president of the Bermuda Industrial Union, added that “all the businesses that have been established in back of town over the years, have grown as the ci...

The Corporation of Hamilton launched a legal battle yesterday to stop the Government turning it into an unelected quango. The Corporation took action in the courts a day before the Senate is expected to vote on the Municipalities Reform Act — designe...

One year after a wall of fire sparked by an industrial accident charred 30 acres of Devonshire Marsh, conditions there remain ripe for another blaze. Spurred on by strong winds, the fire swept the reserve despite a massive effort by the Bermuda Fire ...

The City of Hamilton’s mayor last night signalled a legal battle will be launched to fight a government plan to turn the city into a quango. Charles Gosling revealed that preparations were being made for a writ and he would “talk tactics” with lawyer...