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A “family friendly” restaurant planned for Shelly Bay will not bring late-night entertainment, and will not section off areas of the public beach, prospective developer Tom Steinhoff said last night. Introduced by area MP Wayne Furbert of the Progres...

Drivers skirting Hamilton on Rosemont Avenue are using the road as a “speedway” according to a complaint online, although a nursery school in the area reported only occasional traffic issues. The thoroughfare, which also has four guest houses nearby,...

Bailey’s Bay Cricket Club have expressed their sympathy for the victim of this morning’s shooting. The club put out a statement this evening condemning the actions of “heartless individuals who seem intent on destroying what few pillars of our commun...

Draft plans for Hamilton’s culturally distinct North East district remain months from completion as the team in charge continues to field responses from the community. The details came as the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation (BEDC) acknowledg...

It was a poignant occasion for Canon Thomas Nisbett when he passed on his ceremonial red sash to his son Tom Nisbett as he was ordained a deacon at the Christ Church Cathedral in Fredericton, New Brunswick. “Tommy took it in his stride,” said the eld...

Plans for Shelly Bay Beach are to be revealed this evening as prospective developer Tom Steinhoff lays out his proposals for the site. The 7.30pm meeting at the beach was brokered by Hamilton Parish Members of Parliament Derrick Burgess and Wayne Fur...

The hopes of local construction emerging from its decline are pinned to an alarming degree on major hotel projects becoming a reality, according to company head Alex DeCouto. Even as some industry sources see a tentative turnaround this year, Mr DeCo...

Bermuda’s construction and real estate industries are showing tentative signs of recovery, according to leaders in the field. However, Charles Dunstan, the head of the Construction Association of Bermuda, echoed concerns that the Island needs more up...

Changes to the Island’s motor laws ushering in second cars for medical practitioners employed by the hospital went before the House of Assembly yesterday morning. Shawn Crockwell, the Minister of Tourism Development and Transport, said the change wou...

The lateness of the Island’s jobs statistics renders them “absolutely useless”, according to Independent Senator and business observer James Jardine — even as the latest survey shows 800 fewer positions last year. That figure was released earlier thi...