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An old ebony tree in St George’s King’s Square will be cut down this weekend because it has become a hazard. Bees have been building a hive in the tree that was found to be rotten and hollow by a tree surgeon. The ebony tree is expected to be removed...

The following letter was sent to the Bermuda Tourism Authority and copied to The Royal Gazette. September 8, 2014 Dear Sir, Please find the attached commentary and proposal for Bermuda. We love Bermuda and want it to retain its beauty and unique char...

The Caymans subsidiary of Bermuda telecoms firm KeyTech has made at least a dozen people redundant from a recently-bought cable company. KeyTech’s Logic took over rival cable firm WestStar only last week, selling off BTC in Bermuda to a group of inve...

Iain Percy, the multiple Olympic gold medallist and world champion, is pumped up for next month’s Argo Group Gold Cup. And for good reason. The English sailor is returning to Bermuda’s shores as manager and tactician of 35th Americas Cup challenger A...

Minister of Tourism Development and Transport Shawn Crockwell recently welcomed a group of US base veterans, returning to the Island for a reunion. Mr Crockwell took part in a reception organised by US Consul General Robert Settje on Tuesday at the C...

Hamilton Parish are looking to build on last season’s achievements of reaching the Friendship Trophy final and finishing in the top six in the league by advancing to the semi-finals of the Dudley Eve Trophy. Parish face Somerset Trojans in a must-wi...

Hamilton Insurance Group is in exclusive talks with the parent company of Lloyd’s managing agent Sportscover Underwriting Ltd — and the parties expect to announce a deal soon. Hamilton CEO Brian Duperreault said he had been looking for the “right str...

A police investigation into the disappearance of new parking signs in Hamilton has been dropped — after it was discovered that the “theft” had been secretly instigated by Deputy Mayor Donal Smith and Alderman Carlton Simmons. The two elected official...