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Mayor of Hamilton Graeme Outerbridge contends the Municipalities Act 2013 is nothing more than a legislative move to “shut down the municipality as an independent entity”. Letters citing the City of Hamilton’s “detailed concerns” were hand delivered ...

October 1, 2013 Dear Sir, I enjoyed your cartoonist’s characteristically gentle humour on Friday, envisaging my having to get off a parade quickly after having my car clamped. Far be it from me to comment on the proposed new parking regulations, but...

Parking fees within the City of Hamilton won’t be raised today, the municipality assured motorists. The Corporation was reported last month as planning to switch all streets in the city over to the pay and display system, in an effort to boost revenu...

New regulations that will increase parking fees on city streets in Hamilton may become a non-issue if legislators pass amendments to Bermuda’s Municipalities Act. That is a view of Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy now that the Attorney General is t...

September 25, 2013 Dear Sir, I recently sent a suggestion via e-mail to the Corporation of Hamilton about the new fee changes and the limitation of one hour parking on the City streets, bearing in mind the steep consequences of a $200 fine. Notwiths...

The Attorney General is to review a controversial plan by the cash-strapped Corporation of Hamilton to introduce “aggressive” car clamping and pay-and-display parking tariffs on all roads in the city. The scheme, which will be phased in from next mon...

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, ...