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A 40-year-old woman said she was kicked off a ferry at the Hamilton terminal on Tuesday to make way for tourists. The woman, who asked that her name not be published, told The Royal Gazette that she decided to take the ferry as a way to relax and un...

Bermudians will continue to enjoy an “enhanced” ferry service even after the last of the America’s Cup crowds have left. Acting minister of tourism Cole Simons announced, during a press conference this afternoon, the summer ferry schedule would begi...

The Corporation of Hamilton has failed to overturn a court judgment that declared rules governing vehicle clamping in the city were invalid because they had never been properly published. The Court of Appeal ruled that the Municipalities (Hamilton Pa...

Bus services tomorrow morning may be disrupted due to an expected court matter. According to a spokeswoman for the Department of Public Transportation, there is the “potential” for service disruption between 9am and 11.30am. “Some union members will ...

The rusting remains of the Niobe Corinthian have finally been sunk offshore, transforming it from an embarrassing eyesore at the doorway to St David's to an artificial reef that will attract marine life and divers alike. After years of planning and p...

The Ministry of Public Works have advised the public of the following upcoming road works: • On Saturday, April 1 from 8am until 5pm there will be traffic controls in place along East Broadway — both inbound and outbound — to allow for the resurfaci...

A fuel leak for which two international environmental specialists have been brought to Bermuda has been stopped, a St George’s MP has confirmed. The spill at the Rubis facility on Ferry Road was reported to the Ministry of the Environment on Tuesday...

Massive car transporter ships have been banned from Hamilton Harbour during the American’s Cup on safety grounds. But car dealers on the island said the cancelled visits in May and June would have a minimal effect on supplies of vehicles on the islan...

The Ministry of Public Works has announced a series of road work projects to take place this weekend. According to a spokeswoman, the inside lane of Crow Lane heading towards town will be closed off tomorrow morning from the roundabout to just west o...

Norwegian Cruise Lines has committed to bringing 56 cruise ships to Bermuda each year in return for concessions and berthing rights, tourism minister Michael Fahy told the Senate. Mr Fahy made the announcement as he outlined spending in the Ministry ...

Inexperience coupled with an unprecedented number of boats expected in the run-up and during the America’s Cup is a “recipe for disaster”, according to Ralph Richardson. The chairman of the Bermuda Water Safety Council is urging new boaters to learn ...

From today, passengers travelling to the United States from ten airports in eight Muslim-majority countries will not be allowed to have iPads, laptops or any communications device larger than a smartphone in the cabin of the aircraft. If you are trav...