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Recently, there has been much talk about an impending change in the leadership of the United Bermuda Party. There seems to be some basis for the rumours since Dr. Grant Gibbons, the current leader of the UBP, is busily defending his leadership. Rumou...

Acceptable behaviourNovember 4, 2005Dear Sir,I would like to share with your readers an experience I had whilst travelling via bus to St George’s. At the Tennis Stadium Stop, a group of students wearing Berkeley Institute’s uniform, boarded and made ...

Leave policy aloneOctober 31, 2005 Dear Sir,If Dr. Grant Gibbons considers Bermuda College’s decision not to allow Gina Spence Farmer to sit in the Senate while an employee, I wonder how he considers his decision to make a political football of those...

Leave policy alone October 31, 2005 Dear Sir, If Dr. Grant Gibbons considers Bermuda College?s decision not to allow Gina Spence Farmer to sit in the Senate while an employee, I wonder how he considers his decision to make a political football of tho...

Aside from its main thrust on Independence, there is a fair amount of meat in the Throne Speech, particularly on housing. But it is also notable for what is missing, especially on the Social Agenda, which dominated last year?s speech. While many item...

Aside from its main thrust on Independence, there is a fair amount of meat in the Throne Speech, particularly on housing. But it is also notable for what is missing, especially on the Social Agenda, which dominated last year’s speech. While many item...

Government has laid its cards on the table. Bermuda should become independent. This, of course, is no surprise. The Progressive Labour Party has always supported Independence, and so has Premier Alex Scott. But he was somewhat coy about the Governmen...

Government has laid its cards on the table. Bermuda should become independent. This, of course, is no surprise. The Progressive Labour Party has always supported Independence, and so has Premier Alex Scott. But he was somewhat coy about the Governmen...

With Friday's reconvening of Parliament all eyes and ears will be on the Cabinet lawn for the delivery of the 2005 Throne Speech, or "Social Agenda version 2.0: the second attempt at the second attempt". While Governor Vereker will no doubt be please...

Premier?s double talk October 29, 2005 Dear Sir, Come one, come all, see ?The Man? with two mouths talk out of both sides of his head! Watch him stumble through such minefields as: Ashfield was not fired for failing to perform, it was merely a changi...