No need for GPSAugust 10, 2006Dear Sir,Satellite navigation systems for Bermuda cabs? Is this some kind of joke!
On an island consisting of 22 square miles and only a handful of roads, they shouldn’t even need a road map, let alone a GPS system.
I li...
No need for GPS
August 10, 2006
Dear Sir,
Satellite navigation systems for Bermuda cabs? Is this some kind of joke!
On an island consisting of 22 square miles and only a handful of roads, they shouldn?t even need a road map, let alone a GPS system.
I...
PLP campaign leader Senator Walter Roban has added his voice to that of the Premier in rejecting calls by Opposition Leader Wayne Furbert for an immediate referendum on Independence.
As The Royal Gazette reported yesterday, Mr. Furbert revealed that ...
Opposition Leader Wayne Furbert yesterday called on Government to hold an immediate referendum on Independence ? and revealed that if one was held he would vote against Bermuda going it alone.
Mr. Furbert called a press conference at United Bermuda P...
DATE: Aug 11, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
DEMOCRACY, as I understand the word, refers to government by the people; a society ruled by the majority.
Despite evidence to the contrary, it is a form of government I assumed was still in place on this island until I read The Royal Gazette on Monda...
The Progressive Labour Party is rightly marking the tenth anniversary of its late leader Frederick Wade this week, but it is unlikely that the question of what might have been had he not fallen ill in 1996 will be answered.
Like the late British Labo...
July 8, 2006
TO arrive at a position where we can reasonably estimate what the future of Bermuda will likely be, we must first reference history. In searching for an historical model, I can find no better case than the island of Grenada.
Grenada is o...
GOVERNMENT is being "bull-headed, arrogant and disrespectful" in its quest for Independence, according to the Opposition.
United Bermuda Party leader Wayne Furbert rounded on the Premier after Government confirmed it was pushing ahead with plans for ...
DATE: Aug 11, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Gareth Finighan
Politicians are funny creatures. The majority crave nothing more than the oxygen of publicity, particularly when in opposition and hoping to win the hearts and minds of the electorate in the not too distant future.
Hector finds most are happy to dish...
Politicians are funny creatures. The majority crave nothing more than the oxygen of publicity, particularly when in opposition and hoping to win the hearts and minds of the electorate in the not too distant future.
Hector finds most are happy to dish...
