Today's poll showed a mini-surge of support for Independence, with those supporting the idea rising from 20 percent in May to 28 percent in July.
The increase was more impressive compared to March, when just 15 percent of those polled said they suppo...
Do something, Dr. Brown
August 3, 2005
Dear Sir,
In reference to the recent letter copied to you, and corresponding article, describing the treatment of Mrs. Jo-Ann Turman during the Airport Customs search, printed on August 3, I have only one questi...
I READ through recent comments made by Mr. David Ezekiel, chairman of the Association of Bermuda International Companies, when he released the findings of a survey taken among firms in the international business sector and their employees.
I was prin...
THE submission of the final report of the Bermuda Independence Commission (BIC) is imminent, according to a source close to the Commission.
The BIC, which for several weeks has been working in secrecy to produce the document, will submit it within da...
The summer session of the House of Assembly on Friday ended with a raucous motion to adjourn about the state of the Island?s affairs.
Opposition firebrandand Shadow Public Affairs Ministerthrew the first punch, telling the PLP Government: ?We don?t n...
For as long as I can remember, the Bermuda Progressive Labour Party has declared its interest in a Bermuda without colonial Governmental attachment and have on numerous, historically marked occasions, since 1963, informed the electorate of their qual...
Chief executives view Independence as a negative path to take, according to an extensive survey of Bermuda's international business sector. The survey also found dissatisfaction with the public school system and concern about the work permit process....
July 19, 2005
Dear Sir,
The letter of July 10 from SallyAnn Rose appearing in the July 19 edition of , regarding the "shocking comment" from the Premier in which he likened the violent attacks which took place on the MV with the terror visited upon...
A small but enthusiastic crowd turned out in Hamilton yesterday to salute Bermuda's cricketers after they qualified for the 2007 World Cup.
A few hundred people of all ages gathered outside City Hall, jumped to their feet and applauded, screamed and ...
THE obvious question arises. Where will Bermuda's coming generations work? Those with the brains, interest, determination, work ethic and willpower will make it in the new business climate in Bermuda.
A very few may even rise to the top. Others with ...
