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Bermuda's lack of comprehensive statistics on a range of different subjects has been a source of irritation for decades. The lack of detailed information makes it difficult to make sound and intelligent policy decisions. Equally, an enormous amount ...

The American magazine, Esquire, has an annual issue that it devotes to the year’s dubious achievements. Last week’s story in The Royal Gazette about Court Street Liquors receiving an award for being the top-selling Carlsberg outlet in the world falls...

A leaderless crowd of trade unionists march through Hamilton. The Premier of the Country claims not to have known that people are frustrated until they confront her on the steps of the House of Assembly. Thousands of people are inconvenienced through...

February 6, 2002 Dear Sir, Today's letter is a response to a letter I wrote on the subject of school uniforms signed by a Bermudian in uniform in America. I do not want to indulge in a wrangling match with anyone, however I would like to clarify my p...

In spite of the spin being put out on Wednesday's by-election in Pembroke West result, neither party can take very much satisfaction from the result. The United Bermuda Party's Jamahl Simmons held the seat vacated by Gary Pitcher for his party, and h...

In spite of the spin being put out on Wednesday’s by-election in Pembroke West result, neither party can take very much satisfaction from the result. The United Bermuda Party’s Jamahl Simmons held the seat vacated by Gary Pitcher for his party, and h...

February 4, 2002 Dear Sir, One way to improve traffic congestion during rush hour traffic is for the Government to pass a law that says that vehicles for personal use with less than two people will be fined during the hours of let's say, 7.00 am and ...

February 6, 2002 Dear Sir, I am a student at CedarBridge Academy, I am referring to a letter which a visitor wrote on January 24, 2002, and was published February 5, entitled "Time for Changes". I agreed with some of the comments they made on improvi...

January 29, 2002 Dear Sir, Nearly every Bermudian would go to their doctor if they were sick...not to the personnel manager at their place of employment. That is quite elementary. Given that fact, can anyone explain why the PLP would appoint a person...

January 30, 2002 Dear Sir, I must admit that, in theory, I like Government's "master plan" for integrating public transport, but I have to question the practicality of some of their ideas on how it should be done. First, I think the only sector of th...