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Michael Marsh argues that the public should decide by referendum whether the Fairmont Southampton special development order should be granted

Letter writer Robert Landau says the Department of Planning is not up to the job of protecting Bermuda’s interests

Margot Cox bemoans numerous infringements of the Human Rights Act 1981 in which those with physical challenges are given little consideration

Letter writer Anthony Prentice responds to Sir John Swan’s op-ed on the Fairmont Southampton

Letter writer Antony Siese suggests giving power to the people by deciding all the big issues via referendum in this age of adversarial government

Scottish-based former resident John McGill couldn’t help but notice Prince Louis dressed up in Bermuda shorts on Easter Day

Northern Irishman Martin Sloane has not been in touch with his Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science team-mates since the mid-Eighties

Gary Kent-Smith empathises with Muslim correspondent Linda Walia Ming but notes those of the Baha’í Faith have experienced prejudice and persecution from followers of Islam

Kim Smith, of environmental watchdog BEST, tells of a rewriting of history involving home affairs minister Walter Roban

Letter writer Jan Card proposes that the Government instead looks to increase room tax