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A lease and bridge loan to aid the creation of a hotel on the Par-la-Ville Park site has been approved by the House of Assembly. However, Government came under fire during the debate for allegations made by the developer involved in the project, Mich...

June 10, 2014 Dear Sir, I reference a letter in today’s paper which carried a letter from AS Simons, Paget expressing (more like bemoaning) the fact that according to him, none of the regular bloggers to your site have asked the proverbial “plantatio...

A decision on a proposed Digicel telecommunications tower on South Road has been deferred until a public hearing can be held. The application proposes the erection of a movable cell site on wheels at 49 South Road, Devonshire, which would include a 6...

Two Ewing Street businessmen have been left perplexed by the Corporation of Hamilton’s rationale in chopping down part of the road’s line of trees, which were removed yesterday The road was briefly closed yesterday for three trees to get the axe. Arc...

Former Premier Ewart Brown and former Public Works Minister Derrick Burgess should not have used public funds to pursue their lawsuit, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has found. However, acknowledging the “unusual circumstances of the case”, the ...

A plan to refurbish or sell off Government-owned properties that are empty will provide value for money for taxpayers, it has been claimed. Speaking in the House of Assembly on Friday, Public Works Minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin revealed that Gover...

A Government MP should not be sitting in the House, Opposition MP Walton Brown has said. Mr Brown said that — according to legal opinion — One Bermuda Alliance backbencher Jeff Sousa should be disqualified due to a failure to disclose Government cont...

Hamilton Deputy Mayor Donal Smith wanted to be in charge of the city, but was forced to step aside because of his business interests, it has been claimed. The revelation came during a discussion among councillors at a Corporation of Hamilton board me...