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The Green family’s building of the $100-million Waterloo House complex and their plans for a $70-million redevelopment of the Fairmont Hamilton Princess is setting off a business boom in west Hamilton. Developer West Hamilton Holdings, which owns the...

He is used to being recognised in Bermuda but former Premier David Saul recently got a brief taste of fame in New York. A huge image of the 73-year-old businessman lit up a building in Times Square on May 23, when Dr Saul and colleagues from his mari...

Former advertising and marketing manager for The Royal Gazette Gary Ritchie has passed away at the age of 77. Mr Ritchie entered the newspaper industry in Canada after serving three years in the Royal Canadian Air Force. He came to Bermuda in 1968 to...

We were among the many friends, and one-time colleagues, of the Hon William Alexander Scott, exulting over the high praises, and many tributes, for his forty-plus years of leadership in the Progressive Labour Party. The gala in his honour was in the ...

Some parties use the tag line ‘dress to impress’ to encourage people to come out in their finest garb, but one popular event is persuading people to ‘dress to get wet’. The fourth annual Heineken Wet & Wild party, taking place tomorrow night, is aim...

If you’ve had a long hard week and are looking for a few laughs tomorrow night, comedy enthusiast Toby Butterfield has just the ticket — Laffy Hour. Ms Butterfield who regularly teaches classes in improv comedy is running Laffy Hour, a night of fun ...

Staff from Works and Engineering have in recent weeks been working to restore the Unfinished Church, which suffered “substantial deterioration” due to weathering. Former St George’s Mayor Henry Hayward said: “It got so bad it was actually a danger to...

A long wait has ended for East End residents, as the St George’s Police Station reopened for business following years of refurbishment. The Old Town had officers back in the station on Wednesday, according to Chief Inspector Tracy Adams, Commander of...