Log In

St George’s North, much of which is a World Heritage site, has been much in the news over the years. Big issues have included the long awaited replacement hotel for the Club Med, the loss of its cruise ship business and a devastated local economy. Re...

A visibly angry Michael Dunkley has rejected suggestions that he is vying for the leadership of the One Bermuda Alliance, the move allegedly stemming from the formation of blocks within the party. He stated he will not challenge party leader Craig Ca...

Travelling by ferry or bus has become so popular that it has created many of the issues the transport sector now faces, Transport Minister Walter Roban said in an interview yesterday. This Minister loves his job. Whether he’s talking about buses, fe...

The ruling Progressive Labour Party yesterday demanded that the Opposition One Bermuda Alliance reveal the costs of its proposals. At an Alaska Hall press conference, election candidate David Burt repeated his estimate that the OBA’s plans, outlined ...

Implementing an absentee ballot carries too much risk of electoral fraud, according to ruling party candidate David Burt. But Mr Burt is of the view that Bermuda has a system of fixed term elections. Mr Burt who is seeking election as the MP for Pem...

The ruling Progressive Labour Party yesterday called on the One Bermuda Alliance to release a “secret plan” recommended to the United Bermuda Party by a consultant. But the OBA has dismissed the call as a “thinly veiled” tactic to distract the public...

With election season heating up, the sight of a green minibus calling for votes for the governing Progressive Labour Party drew a chorus of concern. The green-painted bus proclaims the Party’s slogan ‘Standing Strong’ and urges ‘Vote PLP’. However, a...

Kim Swan and Charles Swan have given up on the United Bermuda Party and will contest the general election as independents. The news could mean the end of the UBP, and is an about turn for the Swans who had styled themselves as its “interim” leaders w...

Two young Bermudians have started a campaign to get online voting implemented for those studying overseas. The move came amid concerns that students who cannot make it home for the December 17 general election will not be able to participate. More th...