Progressive Labour Party MPs, many of whom had hoped for a different outcome to Friday’s leadership selection contest, have declared their support for new leader Marc Bean.
But the exercise has raised some concerns about the party’s Constitution.
Mr...
Premier Craig Cannonier
A 49-year-old businessman raised in St David’s, Craig Cannonier studied at Towson State University in Baltimore, where he earned a bachelor of science degree in industrial psychology in 1986.
After returning to Bermuda, he wor...
My twenty years of teaching and long involvement in community work has offered a fair share of contact with young people. Perhaps this is why I have had queries from the younger generation regarding the up-coming General Election; mainly seeking guid...
An end to conscription could be the end of the Bermuda Regiment, according to a former commanding officer.
Government announced in this year’s Throne Speech that it intends to abolish conscription, but Gavin Shorto urged Government to reconsider such...
DATE: Dec 12, 2012 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
For people who have just lost their vision, getting from one point to another can be disorienting and intimidating.
That is where Jane Charlton steps in. As a vision rehabilitation therapist and a specialist in orientation and mobility, she teaches ...
This was sent to Premier Paula Cox and copied to The Royal Gazette
December 8, 2012
Good morning Premier Cox,
I just wanted to express my thoughts on recent comments made by PLP candidates regarding voting.
First let me say that the right to vote is ...
DATE: Dec 11, 2012 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
December 5, 2012
Dear Sir,
On Saturday evening, my wife and I had the distinct pleasure of being invited as guests to the celebration of 46 years of Independence for the island of Barbados. For the Barbados Association, it had been a week long series...
DATE: Dec 06, 2012 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
A cinema, an architecture firm and an insurance company were among businesses honoured yesterday for making their facilities better suited to the disabled.
Six Built Environment Accessibility Awards 2012 were given out by Health Minister Zane DeSilva...
The world needs to find the ‘Global Economic Reset’ button. Japan could be first to find it, while the rest of us follow.
Japan may be on the edge of a massive change.
The Bank of Japan effectively rules Japan because it controls the purse strings ...
Parliamentary hopeful David Petty is promising to push for equal human rights, good governance and sustainability if Pembroke South West voters elect him on December 17.
Mr Petty’s “Liberal Socio-Capitalist” platform, released yesterday, also calls f...
