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Letter writer Richard Boutland fears offshore trusts may be ultimately forced to relocate

Letter writer Michael G. Marsh advocates for people power to sustain the island’s future

Letter writer Libby Madeiros shares her frustration over the state of the economy and politics

Dear Sir, Hopefully this means all middle schools will become secondary schools again soon. They should have never become middle schools to begin with. Even though Devonshire Academy needed changing back then, there was no need to suddenly just have...

Dear Sir, My husband, Osensei Frederick “Skipper” Ingham, died on November 9 last year, aged 92. Several people felt he should have received a state funeral owing to his outstanding contribution to the development of karate in Bermuda over the past 5...

The end of conscription does not mean some of our troubled young people might not benefit from Warwick Camp

Dear Sir, I read with a sense of dismay the article on roadside sobriety testing. I have been a fractional owner on this beautiful island for some eight years. To that end, my wife and I spend up to six weeks a year here. As part of our holiday, we a...

Dear Sir, All of our children would have started their new school year by this week. From preschool to college-aged, our children are energetic, smart, enthusiastic, loving and loaded with positive potential. I have just attended the first day school...

Dear Sir, Five hundred and sixty-seven thousand dollars. This is the amount of taxpayer dollars the Minister of Finance has earmarked in last month’s $15 million economic relief package, for financial aid for every student enrolled in public school, ...

Dear Sir, Why is it that all politicians have selective memories? Maybe some have not been around as long as some of our senior citizens. May I remind the government senator Owen Darrell (“Forget me not: the OBA’s amnesia” — The Royal Gazette, May 24...