The Government yesterday re-launched its new, enhanced website, www.gov.bm, which it expects will get the public ?online as opposed to in line?.
The portal will act as a hub through which everyone, inside and outside of Government, can interact, in o...
Homeless are humans too
October 24, 2005
Dear Sir,
Please allow me the space to comment on a letter posted recently with contents in reference to the ?homeless? man that graces the bench along Crow Lane Park neighbouring East Broadway. I too have not...
Few would question that Ashfield DeVent, who lost his Cabinet post yesterday, had his heart in the right place and struggled mightily to ease the Island?s housing crisis.
But in the end, he did not deliver, and it seems likely that Premier Alex Scott...
October 24, 2005
Dear Sir,
I was fortunate enough to attend the Bermuda Tattoo on Friday night. The bands were wonderful and it was great to see the Light Infantry again.
However, the organisers offended me greatly by not opening the evening with the...
If a public meeting flops in the middle of town does it mean that we don't care? That's the question being asked after only seven ? yes seven ? people turned up for last week's Government sponsored public meeting on the Public Access to Information i...
Few would question that Ashfield DeVent, who lost his Cabinet post yesterday, had his heart in the right place and struggled mightily to ease the Island’s housing crisis.
But in the end, he did not deliver, and it seems likely that Premier Alex Scott...
Nearly 70 Bermudian students studying in the UK were treated to an evening of class and glamour in the UK House of Commons on Friday night ? all thanks to Premier Alex Scott and the Bermuda Government.
Between the Premier trumpeting ?Onion? achieveme...
Traffic problems
October 14, 2005
Dear Sir,
?Just a Thought? brings up a good point, in fact, I believe it has been mentioned before.
We do need to come up with solutions for the congested traffic, that I will agree, but there is one important thing ...
A newspaper is standing by its story that claimed Premier Alex Scott broke diplomatic protocol when he revealed details of top level meetings in London last week.
However, investigations by now appear to indicate that a semi-confidentiality mechanism...
DATE: Oct 25, 2005 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Scott Neil
Residents of Bermuda will be kept in the dark over a meeting between Premier Alex Scott and Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Lord David Triesman, as a planned press release has been scuppered.
reported yesterday that Mr. Scott was set to give d...
