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Work is underway to improve the drainage and the stairway at the entrance to Elbow Beach. A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works said a team has been at the site this week as part of the effort to improve the drainage from Tribe Road 4B to the ...

In a testament to the generosity of everyday people, a single primary school took in more than $10,000 over just two weeks to help Sandys 360. The West End community centre is still tallying the funds raised in Friday’s epic “swim-a-thon” — but Purvi...

Public Works Minister Trevor Moniz has launched a review to reconfirm decisions made by the former Government, including the refurbishment of Gibbs Hill Lighthouse. Prior to the general election, then Minister of Government Estates Michael Scott conf...

Three passengers en-route to the Dominican Republic were arrested in Bermuda after their flight diverted to the Island. According to a Police spokesman, at around 10pm on Friday a Sunwing aircraft travelling from Canada to the Dominican Republic land...

Bermuda Fun Golf in Dockyard has one of the finest putting courses in the world, claims Swede Hakan Lindgren, a partner in the new Island attraction along with Bermudians John Burcher and Jill Kowalchuk. Neither mini-golf nor real golf, Mr Lindgren h...

Jaded from years of uncertainty, residents of Dockyard’s Victoria and Albert Row housing expressed guarded approval for Government’s decision not to demolish the buildings. But in the absence of information, the occupants of the 150-year-old homes sa...

A new golf course attraction is set to open in Dockyard, featuring 18 holes over an acre, plus a waterfall, lush vegetation and saltwater fish ponds. Bermuda Fun Golf is located in the former Sallyport landfill site, next to the Snorkel Park. It will...

At least four new businesses are preparing to open their doors in Dockyard as the 2013 cruise season approaches, including what promises to be a major attraction — Bermuda Fun Golf (see separate story). Another unique new business is Locust and Wild ...

A UK historical group has applauded Government’s decision to save West End housing formerly slated for demolition. The announcement that Victoria and Albert Rows would be spared the wrecking ball was applauded by the National Dockyards Society, which...

A Parks Department facility under construction in the Botanical Gardens has drawn flak from neighbours, but Government says the facility is a necessary one. South Shore Road residents, who asked not to be named, nonetheless questioned the need for th...