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Charles Gosling says Thursday’s election results showed that City residents were satisfied with the way the present administration was running the corporation

Elections for the Corporation of Hamilton and the Corporation of St George will take place on May 11

Elections will take place next month for both the Corporation of Hamilton and the Corporation of St George, but those elected will serve for only two years

Charles Gosling, the Mayor of Hamilton, has called for peace talks with the Government as he rejected claims that the corporation and ministers are engaged in a “war of attrition”. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, used th...

A sapling from the home of former United States President George Washington was planted in Bermuda yesterday as a symbol of the “enduring relationship” between the two countries. Charles Gosling, the Mayor of Hamilton, said that the Eastern Redbud ma...

The battle to save the Corporation of Hamilton is to go to Bermuda’s highest court of appeal, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Corporation of Hamilton is to lodge an appeal with the Privy Council in London in a last-ditch attempt to block government...

The Mayor of Hamilton yesterday stayed tight-lipped over the Government’s decision to postpone elections for the island’s two municipalities for a year. Charles Gosling, the Mayor of Hamilton, said he could not comment until he had seen the legislati...

Extra police on patrol in Hamilton have reduced crime and antisocial behaviour and will extend their coverage of the city

Charles Gosling has had more than his fair share of drama on the political stage as Mayor of Hamilton, despite leaving dreams of becoming a theatre director long behind him at drama school in London. Fighting for the Corporation’s continued existence...

Independence is on the cards for Bermuda, but the island should not sever its ties with the monarchy, Hamilton’s Mayor has insisted. Charles Gosling, widely seen as a conservative figure, said Bermuda’s political scene needed to ensure it was mature ...

Hamilton’s mayor fears the city could lose a controversial court battle costing taxpayers upwards of $20 million and setting capital development back decades. Charles Gosling admitted he was “concerned” about a long-running international legal tussle...

The Mayor of Hamilton, Charles Gosling, said yesterday that he will not run for re-election. The announcement comes as the corporation is locked in a legal battle with the Government for its survival. Mr Gosling, 68, told The Royal Gazette: “Sometime...