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It tripped off the tongue … Par-la-Ville Park, it had a nice ring to it, didn’t it? It conjured up images of exactly what it is, an oasis in the middle of the Hamilton, a place where hundreds of people daily enjoy some R&R. Well now it is going to be...

The political polls published in The Royal Gazette yesterday make fascinating reading if you are a politician and if you are mulling over when to call a general election. According to the Mindmaps poll, the One Bermuda Alliance now has a seven-point ...

The new National Security Council will meet for the first time on March 28 and according to National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief “home invasions” will “no doubt” be on the agenda. The Council has an interesting set up, being co-chaired by the ...

Take a slow walk one day to give yourself time to look around you. Don’t look at the beautiful scenery, don’t get sidetracked by something interesting, don’t stop to wave at a friend passing by, just look down. Look down into the undergrowth. Do you ...

Tonight scores of people will submit to going bald. To raise money for research into children’s cancer, they will take part in St Baldrick’s Day and have their heads shaved. Money raised from this event will help ensure more happy stories like the on...

Bermuda is set to welcome hundreds of athletes from 25 Caribbean countries for the Carifta Games next month. Later in the year we will welcome hundreds more people for the Corporate Games, when companies from across the globe send a team of employees...

Debt is a bit like chocolate. It’s good and probably does you no harm (and might do you some good) in moderate amounts, but too much can cripple you. Indeed, anyone who has a mortgage on a home or has borrowed money to start a business will acknowle...

Age Concern’s report in yesterday’s paper on how some seniors are having to make a “Sophie’s Choice” between food and medicine shows how Bermuda is failing to meet the needs of its most vulnerable members. The problem is not new. It predates the rece...

For some time now, the One Bermuda Alliance has been criticised for not providing enough detail on its policy proposals. Shadow Finance Minister ET (Bob) Richards’ Reply to the Throne Speech was clearly aimed at answering that criticism as it laid o...

Debate about privatisation of Government services has been reignited as a result of the yawning Budget gap. The notion of closing that gap by wiping out the losses many Government services incur, along with the injection of cash that would result fr...