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The Corporation of Hamilton has lost a legal bid to get power firm Belco to pay to move electricity lines on a city street underground. The corporation argued in the Supreme Court that a 2012 agreement required Belco to move “apparatus” at no cost to...

Free wi-fi zones could be coming to Hamilton. A spokeswoman for the Corporation of Hamilton said the city was looking into the service, although there would be costs associated. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said proposals were under di...

The City of Hamilton has dismissed the Government’s claims that it carried out consultation before announcing plans for further municipalities reform. In a Throne Speech pledge last week, the Progressive Labour Party said a Bill will be tabled soon t...

Technical issues at two Hamilton parking lots caused headaches for motorists yesterday. According to a City of Hamilton spokeswoman, problems arose at the No 1 and City Hall parking lots, which caused the ticket machines to not accept credit or debit...

A celebrity go-kart race around the streets of North Hamilton is planned for next month as part of a free family event to promote a sense of community. Rick Richardson, head of the organising charity, Bermuda International Football Festival, said the...

A message on a Hamilton wall where an artist’s mural of Gombeys was removed should be used for reflection, the Corporation of Hamilton said yesterday. A spokeswoman said the city hoped the words will encourage “frayed emotions to heal” after controve...

An artist told yesterday how she was “livid” as her project to celebrate Gombeys with a mural in Hamilton fell apart. April Branco was close to completing her work on a wall by the City Hall car park when it was painted over. The Corporation of Hami...

Traffic will be disrupted in the City of Hamilton for about two days for road resurfacing work. The junction of Court and Angle Streets will be closed from today at 6am until the work is completed, which is expected to be by 4pm tomorrow. Traffic hea...

Four people charged in connection with a failed hotel development on Hamilton’s Par-la-Ville car park are scheduled to return to Supreme Court next month. Michael MacLean, who planned to build the hotel, appeared in Supreme Court yesterday along with...

A town hall meeting is set for Wednesday to give Hamilton stakeholders their say on the best ways to build up municipal governance. The meeting has been called by the Ministry of Home Affairs, with an invitation to city “residents, property-owners an...

A longstanding dispute between Government and the Corporation of Hamilton over the city’s fire station has come to an end. The municipality agreed to write off $4.55 million in rental income owed in exchange for Government writing off $6.27 million o...

A businessman, his wife and two leading figures from the Corporation of Hamilton were charged today in connection with the Par-la-Ville Road hotel plan. Michael MacLean, who planned to create the hotel, appeared in Magistrates’ Court along with his w...