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Trade is slowly but surely returning to St George with two new businesses setting up in the town this month. The town has suffered from the recession and a drop off in the number of tourists after the cruise ship schedule was cut in recent years. But...

East End residents can now enjoy more tee time with the announcement the St George’s golf course has been officially reopened to the public. The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce announced yesterday that residents and visitors can now walk through the prop...

The St George’s golf course is set to reopen two years after it was closed but the group behind the plan needs help. It closed in July 2008 in the build-up to the implosion of the old Club Med site and the Golf Club itself has since been demolished. ...

Visitors to St George have been in the firing line of budget cuts as the old town has been left without a Visitor Information Centre for about two months. Tourists have had no choice but to seek assistance from locals in the street as there has been ...

The young girls of Bermuda are celebrating our heritage in a unique way, by bringing back tradition. The Sarah Catherine Tea Party, which was hosted by Mrs Trudy Snaith, took place in the Town of St. George’s at the St. George’s Historical Society Mu...

St George’s Mayor Kenneth Bascome is calling for Government to extend time limitations on sailors visiting the Island. Sailors can currently spend 21 days on the Island before they have to request an extension, but Mr Bascome said that by extending t...

St George’s businesses reported a much-needed boost with the arrival of visitors from the MS Veendam. The vessel anchored offshore on Wednesday, heralding the start of the cruise ship season for the East End. St George Mayor Kenneth Bascome said: “Th...