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Dear Sir, I rarely write to the editor these days to discuss anything, but there is this one situation that is just about getting a bit too painful under my skin. I have always had a great love for all parts of Bermuda’s history, and especially that ...

A determined artist has vowed to continue her colourful work despite a vandal scribbling nonsense across her paintings. Charmaine Friday returned to the wall she had been working on yesterday evening to discover that someone had vandalised the colo...

Artists are bringing a splash of bright colour to the streets of Hamilton in preparation for the City Arts Festival next month. The main event, which will take place on October 15 at Queen Elizabeth Country Park, will showcase a wide range of local ...

It might not have been embraced by everyone, but one group of people are not complaining about the renovated City Hall car park — the motorists who have no problem finding an empty spot. The Royal Gazette visited the 200-bay lot at 10am on Friday and...

The City of Hamilton will celebrate the start of the school term by hosting a free public event on City Hall grounds on Saturday. There will be up to $1,500 of prize giveaways including school supplies, shoes and backpacks, along with food vendors an...

Dear Sir, I just want to congratulate Kendra Earls and Dennis Joaquin for their beautiful paintings in the area bordering No 1 Shed. They are a real pleasure to look at. ROSEMARY DAVIS

The City of Hamilton is calling on artists to submit public art ideas for the City Arts Festival. After a well-attended event last year, the City will again commission up to five artworks within its boundaries. Artists are encouraged to propose ide...

Motorists have expressed their surprise at the news a fee of $81 will be charged for those who leave their vehicles at the new City Hall car park for more than four hours. A sign at the location outlining the various charges has prompted a stir on s...

The City of Hamilton Plan 2015 offers more flexibility to developers, according to the director of the Department of Planning. Aideen Ratteray Pryse told The Royal Gazette that it places greater emphasis on repurposing buildings than new development ...

Bermuda did what it does best — pulling together yesterday in face of adversity following the fire that all but destroyed one building and damaged several others. Messages of support poured out on social media, fundraising initiatives sprang into act...

The area of Rosemont Avenue, between the junction of Richmond Road and Serpentine Road, has been closed for emergency repairs. Belco have announced that crews will be working into the night to fix the transmission cable problem at the spot in Hamilt...

Half of the City Hall Car Park is expected to reopen today, with work on the second half hoped to be completed by the end of the week. While Mayor Charles Gosling had expressed hopes that work on the parking lot would be completed before the end of J...