UBP maverick Trevor Moniz should have few problems being elected in the fairly affluent seat of Smith's West.
He is well known in the area as MP for Smith's South since 1993, with the new seat, constituency nine, taking part of his old ward plus some...
Students in the public school system with hearing impediments are to be given special attention by Government in a bid to ensure they reach their full potential.
Minister for Education and Development Paula Cox said that she had been contacted by par...
Shadow development minister Allan Marshall and PLP Senator Patrice Parris face a tough fight in constituency 10, Smith's North.
Mr. Marshall should expect to pick up support around Flatts Village and some of the more prosperous homes along North Shor...
A decade after working in what she described as "the best job" on the Island, Bermuda National Trust (BNT) executive director Amanda Outerbridge is about to make a major career change.
She moves on this month into a high-powered post with XL Capital,...
Amongst the lush greenery of Devonshire South Central, a population of largely middle-class homeowners sees the plight of seniors and the affordable housing shortage as major issues in the upcoming election.
Area incumbent John Barritt, who is the Un...
Minister for Education and Development Paula Cox is looking at the possibility of setting up a school for the performing arts - along with a new facility to teach financial services - in her bid to make the public system all things to all students.
D...
The United Bermuda Party (UBP) candidate for Devonshire South Central nearly became Opposition Leader two years ago when he contested the post and lost to Grant Gibbons by only a narrow margin.
John Barritt, the party's legislative affairs spokesman,...
I AM disturbed by the Progressive Labour Party regime's fondness for ambiguity, hypocrisy, duplicity and secrecy.
Since today is US Independence Day, I thought it would be entirely apropos to remind Bermudians of something James Madison, one of the a...
DATE: Jul 11, 2003 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Letters to the Editor
IN July 2002, Police Commissioner Jonathan Smith reported that an average of 8.5 traffic collisions had occurred on each day between April and June. That statistic measured a staggering increase of nine per cent over the same period in the previous y...
Yesterday's article on race and opportunity noted that this will be the first time that both parties have fully embraced the concept of economic empowerment as a central policy in a General Election campaign.
The Progressive Labour Party has long pro...