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An advocacy group has expressed surprise at the Corporation of Hamilton’s “you sue us, we’ll sue you” approach to the city’s ongoing clamping saga. Last month the Chief Justice, Ian Kawaley, ruled that City bosses had failed to give proper notice of ...

Corporation of Hamilton officials are in no position to shed more light on their involvement in the America’s Cup World Series next year. The America’s Cup Event Authority (ACEA) announced last month that Bermuda will host a World Series in October 2...

The Corporation of Hamilton has issued a no-holds-barred response to drivers looking to receive a refund after a recent court judgement over its clamping policy in the City. Last month the Chief Justice, Ian Kawaley, ruled that laws governing clampi...

Firefighters flocked to City Hall this afternoon to aid with a holiday emergency: the decorating of Hamilton’s Christmas tree. Chief Fire Officer Lloyd Burchall and Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service’s mascot, Sparky the Fire Dog, joined Donal Smith, th...

Firefighters will give the Mayor of Hamilton a boost in his efforts to decorate City Hall’s Christmas tree tomorrow. Graeme Outerbridge will receive a helping hand to reach the top of the tree by Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service’s ladder vehicle, und...

The Chief Justice has bemoaned the lack of ‘civility and cooperation’ between the Corporation of Hamilton and Government. Ian Kawaley’s comments came as he ruled the City’s clamping policy invalid because it had not been advertised properly. In a wri...

Clamped drivers could be in line for refunds, after the Chief Justice ruled the Corporation of Hamilton does not have the power to clamp vehicles illegally parked in the city. Chief Justice Ian Kawaley found that the 2007 Ordinance governing clamping...

Alderman Carlton Simmons was spared a court appearance this morning after being told by police that he should have received a caution for a minor traffic offence. The elected City Hall official and bar owner was pulled over by police officers on Quee...

Parks in the City of Hamilton are to remain closed until they are deemed safe for use ­— having suffered “major damage” yesterday from Tropical Storm Fay. A City of Hamilton statement issued this morning also warned that electricity has not been full...

The Corporation of Hamilton barred The Royal Gazette from attending part of a public committee meeting so that financial details of a controversial trip to Jamaica could be discussed behind closed doors. Members of the municipality’s Staff, Legislati...

Hamilton Mayor Graeme Outerbridge has condemned a fellow councillor for using back door tactics to undermine the authority of the municipality. Mr Outerbridge finally spoke out over the Signgate controversy yesterday. And in a thinly veiled attack on...