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Women do not have “the old boys’ club” to help them along, so they must strive to network and support each other, according to Premier Paula Cox. She believes that women forging strong partnerships and nurturing future leaders is crucial to surviving...

Thirty-year-old Andrew Simons yesterday followed his father into the political arena as he was unveiled as the One Bermuda Alliance’s candidate for Pembroke Central. A risk analyst for the Arch Capital Group and Bermuda Regiment officer, Mr Simons is...

This is the second part of a report from the House of Assembly of a debate that was sparked when Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards brought a motion on the Statistics Department’s findings that 698 jobs were lost last year, of which 691 were expatr...

The One Bermuda Alliance has retained its seven point lead over the Progressive Labour Party, but increasing numbers of voters are snubbing both parties. In a new poll by Mindmaps, 36 percent of people said they would vote OBA in a general election, ...

Government wasted time and money signing up to a charter it chose to ignore, Southampton West Central MP Charlie Swan told the House of Assembly. Mr Swan took issue with Environment Minister Marc Bean’s position that the UK Environment Charter was on...

An update on the National Tourism Plan led to a war of words in the Upper House this week. The clash followed an industry update by Junior Tourism Minister Vince Ingham based on statistics from a recent report. According to that report, the Island sh...

People who drive carelessly should be tested for drugs as well as alcohol, Independent Senator Joan Dillas-Wright believes. She made the assertion during the debate on the Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012 which passed in the Upper House this week. “Th...