crowning touch to a strange role reversal occurring between Bermuda's two main parties.
Unfortunately, the Opposition Progressive Labour Party is adopting the worst traits of Government, while members of the governing United Bermuda Party are trottin...
Department of Tourism survey says: Slot in a US college football game during the waning days of visitor arrivals, invite the alumni from both schools and suddenly you've got 400 or so people on the Island that wouldn't normally be here in mid-Novemb...
Part II observation: it maintains (Section 3. Appendix 1. page 15) that: "The Hospitality Industry has been de-Bermudianised to some extent between 1982 and 1991''. This observation is borne out by the number of complaints our Shadow Ministry conti...
The following is the full text of Opposition Leader Mr. Frederick Wade's Reply to the Throne Speech delivered yesterday.
Mr. Speaker, this year's Throne Speech comes at very critical time in the history of Bermuda. As a country we are faced with prob...
Bermuda must be quicker off the mark in grabbing economic opportunities in a fast-changing world.
And the looming closure of the military bases made this even more crucial.
Premier the Hon. Sir John Swan drove home the message to MPs in the House of ...
volunteer, Ms Toni Daniels has replaced Mrs. Susan Boyd as head of the organisation.
Mrs. Boyd, who managed to put the abuse of women at the forefront of the Bermudian social agenda during her one-year term at the helm of the women's advocacy group, ...
The Education Minister yesterday said the most important change in Bermuda's education system would be the development of community-based boards to oversee the running of schools.
The Hon. Clarence Terceira told Hamilton Lions the boards would includ...
late Sir Edward Richards, touched off a wave of tributes from MPs yesterday.
Mr. Richards, son of Mr. Everard (Bob) and Felicity Richards, died after an illness.
Premier the Hon. Sir John Swan told the House of Assembly that Mr. Richards had shown gr...
Deaf but normal.
That was the message Mrs. Virginia Wilson, as musical director of the Bermuda Deaf Awareness Association, wanted to get across to the public about Bermuda's hearing-impaired when she began organising variety shows using their talents...
at odds over how late the House of Assembly should sit.
Government hopes debate will begin today and end on Friday. That would mean much more succinct debate than last year, when it stretched over four House sittings from November 12 to December 3.
O...
