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The Opposition has taken issue with comments from the PLP praising work on a controversial Dockyard project. Addressing the party’s annual conference last week, deputy leader Derrick Burgess boasted that Government built a $60 million cruise ship doc...

Historic Naval crests at Dockyard were bulldozed this week to make way for a new development at Albert Row. The crests date back to the First World War sailors left their mark by drawing the crest of their ship on the walls of the South Yard. News of...

Organisers yesterday called CultureFest 2012 a success — despite wet weather dampening proceedings. Event producer Eugene Dean said he felt the two-day event was able to draw a good number of visitors to Dockyard to celebrate the diverse cultural ele...

An application to install a zip line in historic Dockyard has been given the go ahead by the Development Applications Board. The proposal, put forward by Fantasea owner Michael Heslop and Canadian company Greenheart, consists of a 1,700ft (518m) zip ...

The whole thing had the air of a high-level espionage operation. Darlene Fortin checked left and right to make sure no one was watching, then crouched and swiftly pulled a box out from under a bush. She checked the contents, then stashed it again. Ms...

Artist Kathryn Card Garcia turned to the internet to master the traditional Indonesian clothing-making technique batik. She devoted herself to three online classes in cloth dyeing throughout the summer. Now her vibrantly coloured quilts and wall hang...

National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief was this week shown RFA Argus, a Royal Navy ship deployed to support Bermuda and the region. The 574ft (175m) vessel was berthed in Dockyard, with ship staff meeting with the Police Service and the Regiment...

Cruise ship visitors are raiding Ireland Island South’s Bottle Beach and removing buckets of sea glass, according to West End residents. One resident admitted taking a handful of pieces of glass from the spot and said visitors are coming to the beach...

Foam parties, dunk tanks, wet T-shirt contests, mechanical “bermy bulls” and “bad girls” — it’s the kind of racy entertainment that’s drawing crowds to Dockyard on weekends (if you don’t know what a foam party is you are probably too old to go to one...