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Ruling party backbencher Randy Horton was yesterday rolled out as the party’s election candidate for Southampton West. Premier Paula Cox described Mr Horton as a “drum major for social justice and equity” and a good team player. Mr Horton first enter...

Veteran politicians Dennis Lister and Michael Scott were yesterday unveiled as general election candidates for Sandys North Central and Sandys North. Premier Paula Cox described the pair as “two pillars of the Progressive Labour Party Government”. Mr...

Economy Minister Patrice Minors assured the House of Assembly she had “no intentions to make any changes to the existing policy” when it came to term limits. The statement came as Ms Minors rebutted Opposition claims that the policy had driven busine...

When Louise Jackson came to Bermuda in 1952 to begin a career as a physical education teacher, she had no idea she would end up facing many of her students in the House of Assembly. At the age of 81, as she ends a nine-year stint in Parliament, Mrs J...

The House of Assembly on Friday debated the possibility of introducing shared parenting legislation aimed at strengthening families. Such legislation could ensure that courts, when considering making a parenting order, would be required to presume it...

Former Premier Ewart Brown’s complaints against the Governor have been met with a muted response from his successor, and the party he once led has no comment. And the Opposition One Bermuda Alliance has labelled Dr Brown’s concerns as a “distraction”...

Crime emerged as a key discussion point among Devonshire South Central constituents at a meeting organised by the One Bermuda Alliance last night. Led by area MP OBA Leader Craig Cannonier, the meeting, at Peace Lutheran Church, attracted about 100, ...

The Progressive Labour Party will win the next election on the doorsteps of their constituents, several party candidates said last night. Speaking yesterday at a public meeting at the Devonshire Seventh Day Adventist Church Hall, Public Works Ministe...