A radio show broadcast in which host Lt. Col. David Burch, newly appointed as a Government Minister and Senator, cut off anti-Independence callers and allegedly referred to them on air as the United Bermuda Party?s ?house niggers? was brought to the ...
DATE: Nov 15, 2005 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Scott Neil
Opposition Leader Grant Gibbons lashed the Government on education in his reply to the Throne Speech yesterday, saying the system was now segregated on class instead of race.
The United Bermuda Party leader said Bermuda?s dual education system, where...
To His Honour the Speaker and Members of the House of Assembly:
Mr. Speaker,
In just seven years, successive PLP Governments have robbed Bermudians of hope for a better future. A series of scandals, broken promises, excessive spending and waste, care...
Tackling racism and ensuring a level-playing field in the workplace for employees regardless of race or colour were two of the objectives outlined by Community Affairs and Sports Minister as he elaborated on the Throne Speech yesterday.
He said the C...
Accountability and PLP
October 12, 2005
Dear Sir,
On October 6, 2005 Senator Walter Roban spoke to the Island's Press on behalf of the PLP Government. In his address to the media, Sen. Roban made the following remark: “We repeat our party's commitmen...
The Opposition?s official response to the Throne Speech today will include United Bermuda Party concerns about declining values.
Speaking ahead of the House of Assembly debate, UBP Leader Grant Gibbons refused to be drawn on the detail of his speech....
It?s getting close to the end of the year. A time for celebration and reflection, a time to think about progress made toward specific goals. In other words, it?s time to review your finances.
With the day of remembrance, yesterday, November 11, it br...
If you?re looking for a copy of the 2005 Throne Speech you probably won?t find it where you expect. Bermuda?s librarians and archivists face an interesting conundrum this year: just where should it be filed?
Convention suggests that it be categorised...
So the Government’s decision to set up its own information channel is already a public relations disaster — is anyone really surprised?Remember this is the Government which recently had to relaunch its web portal — which still contains the clanger “B...
So the Government?s decision to set up its own information channel is already a public relations disaster ? is anyone really surprised?
Remember this is the Government which recently had to relaunch its web portal ? which still contains the clanger ?...
