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The four families of challenged children who recently attended Canterbury Hill Camp in Ontario, Canada, have returned to the Island following a successful educational trip. They were part of a pilot project at the camp that will open the doors for ma...

The People's Coalition for Affordable Housing describe the housing crisis as "the biggest social issue facing Bermuda", impacting on families and creating countless social problems. But its chairperson, Rosemarie Pedro, and vice chairperson Coreen Tu...

Housing Minister Nelson Bascome estimates there are 125 persons on the Bermuda Housing Corporation's emergency housing waiting list ... roughly the same number as when the Government changed hands almost three years ago! It does not mean that some pr...

More and more people are taking to the water to escape Bermuda's high cost of housing. It isn't for everybody, and there are some disadvantages, but for those choosing to live on boats the pros far out weight the cons. It has become a viable alternat...

Tuesday's article in the housing series under headline "A good tenant is hard to find" drew an angry response from two single mothers searching for accommodations. `Charles', the landlord interviewed in the article, stated how many landlords were re...

People living in boats at the Dockyard Marina are not prepared to let go of a good thing. Which is why those trying to move in are having a difficult time getting a space. Enquiries to Dockyard Marina manager Mark Osinga have increased lately, but n...

Health and Social Services Minister Nelson Bascome has identified what he thinks are some of the main issues influencing Bermuda's housing crisis. But solving the problems are not so simple. His is the biggest of all the Ministries and he recognises ...

First thing every morning, five times a week Margaret (not her real name) sits at her desk in the Hamilton firm where she is employed and quickly scans the real estate ads in the daily newspaper. She starts with the furnished apartments, then the unf...

The lack of a sports museum in Bermuda means that much of the cricket artefacts from our history are left to be stored under beds and in closets and sheds. Take for example the bat and gloves that Charlie Marshall used when he became the first player...

Imagine the bat that Australian Charles Bannerman used to score the first century in Test cricket against England in 1877 going up for sale at an auction in a major cricketing country. It would spark a bidding frenzy and would probably sell for sever...