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Tucker’s Point came close to the brink when Government effectively bailed the company out by granting it a Special Development Order last March to build luxury homes on environmentally and culturally sensitive land. At the time, amid massive public o...

This is the fourth in a series of reports on the state of the Bermuda tourism industry. We will examine how far we have fallen since our heyday in the 1980s, why dozens of resorts and hotels, including highly rated ones, have failed and closed, why n...

Keeping an eye on the road while driving is a challenge in of itself. What with those idiots on bikes weaving in and out of traffic, the guy changing lanes without even looking and cutting you off and having to listen to the boom, boom, boom of the h...

This letter was sent to John Harvey, Deputy Mayor, Corporation of Hamilton, and copied to The Royal Gazette. March 12, 2012 Dear Mr Harvey, I was surprised to hear about the Corporation of Hamilton’s plans to remove the reflection pool in front of Ha...

This is the third in a series of reports on the state of the Bermuda tourism industry. We will examine how far we have fallen since our heyday in the 1980s, why dozens of resorts and hotels, including highly rated ones, have failed and closed, why no...

Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards has taken aim at Government’s budgeting ability, and criticised the Finance Ministry for not promoting economic stability and growth as required by its mission stated objectives. He said a payroll tax hike two yea...

Developers on the old Club Med site have missed their deadline to start work on a new hotel, Opposition MP Charlie Swan claimed. Mr Swan said a copy of the lease signed by developer Carl Bazarian, made available in response to his Parliamentary Quest...

Newstead Belmont Hills was the first new hotel in Bermuda in 35 years when it opened its doors in 2008. Three years later, when it was one of the top-rated hotels on the Island with a restaurant named among the world’s best and a fractional developm...

This is the first in a series of reports on the state of the Bermuda tourism industry. We will examine how far we have fallen since our heyday in the 1980s, why dozens of resorts and hotels, including highly rated ones, have failed and close; why no ...