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Two police officers have been recognised for their efforts in making Hamilton a safer place. Pc Carol Skerritt and Pc Christopher Douglas were praised for going “above and beyond the call of duty” after being assigned as City Constables — a scheme se...

A tireless “ambassador for Hamilton” retired yesterday after 40 years on the job. Ronnie Tacklin, who kept watch over Queen Elizabeth Park as a gardener and custodian for the Corporation of Hamilton, told The Royal Gazette: “I call this my church wit...

Bermuda National Library staff put their creativity on show to win this year’s Christmas Window Competition. The display combined a love of words and books with Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker ballet, which has become synonymous with the Christmas period. T...

Throngs of people last night lined the Hamilton waterfront to enjoy the Christmas Boat Parade, which was packed with family entertainment. In the words of cohost DJ Chubb, there was “something for everyone” and despite a late spell of rain threatenin...

The Hamilton Christmas Boat Parade has been switched from Saturday to this coming Sunday evening because of gale-force winds forecast for the middle of the weekend. Gusts of more than 40 knots or 46mph are expected, a spokeswoman for the City said, l...

Businesses and residents in Hamilton are advised that trash collections have been rescheduled because of tomorrow’s Remembrance Day public holiday. The last collection today will take place at 5pm and there will be no trash collection tomorrow. There...

Concern has been expressed over the future of the City of Hamilton should the Bermuda Government complete its hostile takeover. The Government’s proposed control of the Corporation of Hamilton is still the subject of a legal battle. But Charles Gosli...

Food enthusiasts who dream of running their own restaurant have an opportunity to enter the catering business, thanks to the Corporation of Hamilton. City Hall is inviting would-be restaurateurs to submit proposals for a number of pop-up food concess...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority is seeking to extend the existence of a Front Street visitor hub that cost $1.3 million and was due to be removed next February – less than four years after it opened. It got the go-ahead in 2017 for a structure made of ...

Thousands of food fans flocked to Front Street today for a feast of culinary delights offered up by a range of island restaurants and fast food bars. The street festival, which closed the main stretch of Front Street off to traffic for the afternoon ...

The majority of parks and open spaces in Hamilton have been cleared of debris downed by Hurricane Fiona last week. A spokeswoman for the Corporation of Hamilton said that Victoria Park and Barr’s Bay Park have reopened to the public. Fort Hamilton is...

Town crier Ed Christopher has returned to Bermuda with five awards after competing in an international competition in the UK. He took part in the Amada Cup which has three separate legs throughout the UK. In one leg, in the Plymouth, he won the best ...