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before Hurricane Felix began to wreak havoc across the Island. Businesses, shops, Government offices and banks closed at midday allowing the workforce home to protect their houses before the storms reached hurricane force. A handful of people were ev...

said yesterday. Mr. Wade said he thinks today's hurricane will help the Progressive Labour Party's "abstain campaign'', intended to keep voters away from the polls. "I think people who are already disgusted anyway will say this is the final straw,'' ...

A 17-year-old Southampton youth who led Police on a high-speed chase was on Friday ordered to pay a total of $850 in fines. Rawn Warner, of Turtle Drive, pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to driving while disqualified, driving in a dangerous manne...

for development including that of Freeport bingo organiser Mr. Neil Inchcup who applied to change the use of a building to a recreation centre. The Board stated that it objected to the plans for the Church Street building, located next to the Junior ...

Lay in supplies of long lasting food such as tinned food and low acid foods (canned meat, poultry, tomato-free vegetable soups, pasta, potatoes, corn, carrots beans and peas). Store drinking water in clean containers, purchase bottled water or, best ...

Independence must be the beginning of real Parliamentary democracy and electoral reform in Bermuda. A simple "yes'' or "no'' vote on August 15 will lock in the existing Constitutional abuses that the Progressive Labour Party has worked to change sinc...

Independence Cabinet Committee, Premier Sir John Swan joined Committee members and fielded questions on Independence from the audience last week. Committee Chairman the Hon. Irving Pearman invited the Premier to respond to questions raised by the Gre...

I think I have made my position on how to vote very clear. The process by which one nation administers another as a colony was meant to allow for a period during which a country whose people were backward in the art of governing themselves took lesso...

Hurricane Felix hitting the Island a few hours before polling stations open, the Premier said yesterday. But it is possible voting could be stopped and polling stations closed if conditions get too bad. Premier the Hon. Sir John Swan issued a stateme...