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For landlord John Roach, whose property was inundated last year after a retaining wall collapsed on Palmetto Road, the heavy rains of the summer have brought some moments of disquiet. “It’s been somewhat of a mind game with all the rain we’ve had the...

Dear Sir, Once again this summer, we the people of Spanish Point have been forced to listen to loud music coming from Spanish Point Park. Although, I will say that after calling my MP on Friday night [of Cup Match], Saturday and Sunday were much bet...

A popular Pembroke playground left damaged after last year’s hurricanes has new equipment for the Island’s children. Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Public Works, thanked Horsfield Landscaping for their assistance, along with the Department of Parks...

Ligaya Sanchez-Wilson grew up watching beauty pageants unfold on her television screen. Today she’s one of six young women in the running to become Miss Bermuda 2015. The 24-year-old said the pageant process had so far been a dream come true. “The...

Pembroke Anglican Church Hall was packed to overflowing on Sunday with family and friends from near and far saluting Mrs Ruby Sampson for her genuine, freely given contributions over the decades. Ruby was at her regal best. Among other things she is ...

By Leanne McGrath Residents and community groups in North Hamilton are pulling together to improve the area’s reputation and demonstrate the resilience and strength of its people. Community spirit is thriving and groups of dedicated locals and young...

A disgruntled resident has criticised Government for taking weeks to cut tall grass which she claims was a danger to motorists. Janet Maynard told The Royal Gazette the overgrowth on Gospel Lane in Pembroke prevented drivers from having a clear view ...

Ask anyone why they are volunteering for community service and they will say ‘to give back to the community’. That happens to be exactly why I signed up to help with a Habitat for Humanity project sprucing up the old Pembroke Rest Home on Parsons Ro...

Businesses and homeowners within reach of Pembroke Canal have welcomed news that Public Works intends to improve the drainage of Hamilton’s inland waterway. Work is to start next week with the removal of mangroves at the point where the canal empties...