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A poignant ceremony celebrating the kindness shown by East End residents to US Navy Midshipman Richard Sutherland Dale, the last casualty of the War of 1812, was marked this weekend with the laying of wreaths at his grave. Midshipman Dale died in 181...

The Corporation of Hamilton is looking for proposals to brighten and beautify Washington Lane. According to a recently extended request for proposal, the city is looking to “improve the general aesthetic and night-time safety” of the pedestrian pathw...

The introduction of a new barrier system at Hamilton’s No 1 car park will lead to “periodic” closings this month. According to a notice by the City of Hamilton, the closures will take place between tomorrow and February 24 as new infrastructure is pu...

The City of Hamilton has partnered with the Bermuda Heart Foundation to promote heart health. As part of February’s Heart Disease Awareness Month, the city will be hosting the ‘My City Heart’ Instagram contest. Through the contest, people can take a ...

The City of Hamilton is launching an Easy Park Mobile app intended on helping those using the City Hall car park, beginning tomorrow. The smartphone app is intended to allow customers to exit the car park without having to visit the pay stations. “Mo...

Construction work on upgrades to the St George’s Harbour shoreline has got under way in preparation for the return of regular cruise calls to the town this summer. The redevelopment project will include a major facelift of Hunter’s Wharf to accommoda...

The dedication of a replica sailing gig formed the backdrop to this year’s Seafarers’ Service at the weekend. The gig, built by craftsman Michael Hooper, was dedicated “in memory of all who served these islands of Bermuda in piloting and other mariti...

Hamilton Mayor Charles Gosling has called on the Bermuda Government to take the lead in addressing the rising numbers of homeless people in the capital. The head of the corporation told The Royal Gazette that Hamilton needed a “champion” in both the ...

The East End celebrated the 100-year anniversary of Town Cut over the weekend — an august occasion for St George’s that was marked with a cannon salute and boat parade through the waterway. The sea lane servicing the Olde Towne was first cut through ...

Sailors and rowers will mark the 100th anniversary of the first ship to come through Town Cut today by taking part in a parade of maritime vessels. The event has been organised by the Bermuda Pilot Gig Club to commemorate the Norwegian cargo ship SS ...

The first phase of an architectural survey of St George’s listed buildings has been completed. An eight-strong team of students, led by Brent Fortenberry from Clemson University in Charleston and Ed Chappel, the retired director of architecture and a...

The Bermuda Pilot Gig Club is preparing to hold a parade of maritime vessels to mark the 100th anniversary of the first ship to sail through Town Cut in St George’s. The Norwegian cargo ship SS Admiralen, under pilot James Griffiths, became the first...