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The globe Succinic Acid Market gathers colossal traction. The market is mainly driven by the increasing applications of succinic acid in beauty and personal

The developers of a home in Shark Hole bypassed conditions that had been set out to reduce environmental impact and instead opted to clear the site by mass excavation. The Ministry of Home Affairs sai...

A conservation group has expressed hope that a recent government procurement notice would mean new life for empty buildings at the Southlands national park. However, the Bermuda National Trust echoed ...

Retroactive plans for works at a Southampton graveyard which raised concerns about the handling of remains have been rejected by the Development Applications Board. St Anne’s Church had sought retroac...

An historic St George’s building is expected to return to life next year as the home of a new brewery and tap room. Robert Pantry, co-founder and head brewer for Moongate Brewing Co Ltd, said the comp...

The final piece of the puzzle for one of Penrith’s newest residential areas is almost in place with the plans for Thornton Central currently being assessed by Penrith City Council.

A “stop work” order has been placed on a controversial project to clear an area of Harrington Sound Road that was once protected as coastal reserve. A spokesman for the Ministry of Home Affairs confir...

A plan to renovate the Bermudiana Beach Resort to ready it for guests has been given the green light by the Development Applications Board. The plan, submitted this year, includes new beach access, an...

The “desecration” of Bermuda’s environment will continue unless there is a huge public outcry to stop development of green spaces, according to the Bermuda National Trust. The comments came after work...