Premier Alex Scott and his Government deserve credit for moving forward with its Public Access To Information initiative, which began a road show this week and will likely be debated in Parliament in the next session.
Mr. Scott announced plans for th...
IN 1957, the date of the last major tattoo, the British Garrison left Bermuda, having been in defensive residence in the island since 1701. Prior to the latter date, we defended ourselves, though only once in 1614 were the early forts challenged.
On ...
A leading business figure is renewing a call on Government to move forward with a referendum on Independence because of concerns that ?lingering discussion? on the controversial topic is scaring away prospective business.
Chairman of the Bermuda Inte...
Works and Engineering Minister Ashfield DeVent has dismissed fresh allegations that Government has not got its priorities right.
Earlier this week former Premier Sir John Swan, writing in , claimed that Government needed to tackle a number of problem...
Premier Alex Scott and his Government deserve credit for moving forward with its Public Access To Information initiative, which began a road show this week and will likely be debated in Parliament in the next session.
Mr. Scott announced plans for th...
October 4, 2005
Dear Sir,
I have been a regular visitor to the Island for 37 years. I do not have any business interests in Bermuda. I do not, nor never have, owned property on the Island. I do have family members and many dear friends who are Bermud...
Bermuda is a stable, wealthy democracy, employees are amongst the best paid and the Island?s international business sector is likely to continue doing well.
But tourism industry woes underpin social issues that bear political pressure, as does the ?p...
September 19, 2005
Dear Sir,
Not so long ago, most of the free world applauded the toppling of a dictatorial regime in Iraq.
So, why would the BIC suggest a system in an independent Bermuda, where the leader, whoever he/she maybe, would have: the pow...
The other day, Premier Alex Scott accidentally sent me an e-mail from his Blackberry.
Dated 30 September 2005, the message appeared to be intended for Beverle Lottimore, director of the Government's Department of Communication and Information.
"Madam...
The other day, Premier Alex Scott accidentally sent me an e-mail from his Blackberry.
Dated 30 September 2005, the message appeared to be intended for Beverle Lottimore, director of the Government’s Department of Communication and Information.
“Madam...
