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In its July Board meeting, the City of Hamilton resolved to offer a 30% reduction on its 2020 venue rental fees. This includes rentals for events in car parks, City streets, City parks, including Fort Hamilton, the Pier 6 Complex, the Earl Cameron Th...

During the Covid-19 global pandemic, the Department of Planning has continued to provide key services to the public and industry stakeholders. Statistics confirm that there was an uptick in developments presented to the Department of Planning, which ...

An oil tanker with a sick crew member diverted to Bermuda at the weekend for urgent medical assistance — but the sailor died before the ship got to the island. The Department of Marine and Port Services said the Maltese-registered tanker Seatrust tur...

Emotional goodbyes were said at the airport yesterday as scores of Portuguese workers left the island on a special flight to the Azores. Various reasons were given by the people scheduled to depart for the Portuguese territory. Some said they just wa...

With residents largely unable to leave the Island for leisure and, conversely, tourists generally unable to visit the Island and populate hotels, resorts, and activities, there is a newfound opportunity to partake in tourist activities on the Island....

The City reminds its rate-payers - commercial and residential - that COVID-19 tax relief is on offer to those who apply and meet the criteria. The deadline for submissions has been extended to July 31st, 2020. Relief for City taxes will be applied t...

A historic fort in St George’s may soon reopen to the public after a restoration project. The St George’s Foundation restored the Martello Tower and the nearby gunpowder magazine property at Ferry Point Park in St George’s. The foundation had asked f...

The global pandemic has cancelled many activities for teens — but the summer does not have to be a washout. The TLC Group, a cybersecurity and data protection firm, has set up a virtual camp to give youngsters a taste of different careers. Glynnis ...

A community group has raised more than $80,000 for families left in dire straits by the Covid-19 pandemic. Grateful Bread started the Families Supporting Families drive in May after their usual monthly dinners for the needy were halted because of pan...

The big game may not be taking place this summer, but one Cup Match tradition remains alive and well. The Sargasso Sea delivery service has stepped up to ensure that people can still buy tag day ribbons to raise cash for Family Centre. Supporters can...