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The City of Hamilton’s decision to introduce pay-and-display parking across all streets within the city limits has prompted a mixed reaction from members of the public. “I think it’s a good thing,” said accountant Jo Stanton, 53. “I travel by ferry, ...

The cash-strapped Corporation of Hamilton is to introduce pay-and-display parking tariffs on all roads in the city in an effort to increase revenues. And plans for an “aggressive” car clamping policy and an increase in the number of traffic wardens o...

A pedestrian walks by a make shift park on Reid Street yesterday. Parking spaces were taken over and converted for uses during PARK(ing) Day, a global movement which encompasses 975 parks in 162 cities across 35 countries and six continents. The day ...

The lease of the City of Hamilton waterfront would be subject to parliamentary approval under new legislation reforming the municipalities. And the position of Deputy Mayor, as well as the titles of aldermen and common councillors will be abolished, ...

Plans to reform the municipalities should go further than Government’s proposals, says former Cabinet Minister Quinton Edness. Mr Edness who held several ministerial portfolios in the United Bermuda Party administrations of the 1970s and 1980s contac...

A reform package being proposed by Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy would hand Government strong powers over the municipalities. Both corporations would have to seek ministerial approval for any land leases exceeding 21 years, which would then need...

Hamilton Deputy Mayor Donal Smith has apologised for comments he made during a television interview in which he grouped homosexuals with “freaks” and said supporters of same sex marriage were damned. Mr Smith’s comments, made on the ‘Issues’ current ...

15 September 2013 Dear Sir, I agree with the recent comments by Mr Donal Smith insofar as he states that Bermuda has a problem. He, like many Bermudians, laments the loss of the Bermuda of yesteryear —­- a thriving Bermuda where tourism was the mains...