The Progressive Labour Party is setting up a team to catch a mole believed to have been "surreptitiously leaking information to the press".
Party spokesman Wentworth Christopher yesterday said it was ...
Former councillor Carvel Van Putten says he was treated like an outsider in his time with the Corporation of Hamilton — and that reform is long overdue.
Mr. Van Putten believes his background as a Cou...
Some class four insurance companies will have to pay $230,000 each under new legislation designed to cover the costs of raising supervisory standards.
Finance Minister Paula Cox yesterday said the Ins...
Drivers who don't pay their parking fines will be refused licences at TCD under a modernised ticketing system.
Premier Ewart Brown yesterday said people clock up to $400,000 in unpaid fines every year...
Former United Bermuda Party leader Grant Gibbons yesterday accused Finance Minister Paula Cox of "absolute silence" over the recent blocking of the Auditor General. Dr. Gibbons said he asked a string ...
Premier Ewart Brown, Minister Zane DeSilva and Hamilton Mayor Charles Gosling finally met yesterday — but their talks over the future of the Corporations couldn't have gone much worse.
Few common obje...
Boundary changes which could jeopardise several MPs' seats in the House of Assembly are set to be debated this week.
A redrawn electoral map — thought to give Government MPs Patrice Minors, Dale Butle...
An article in yesterday's Royal Gazette incorrectly stated a bill stopping the Corporations from levying wharfage and ports due would remove $8 million a year from the Corporation of Hamilton's profit...
A bill leading to "death by financial strangulation" for the Corporation of Hamilton could be tabled today after winning approval at a hot-tempered Progressive Labour Party caucus meeting.
The legisla...
Even the biggest doubters may now start to believe Premier Ewart Brown’s House of Assembly days are coming to an end as the Progressive Labour Party launched its hunt for a local candidate to replace ...
