Gerald Collett, who served in Bermuda as Attorney General, Puisne Judge and as a member of the Court of Appeal, has died after a long illness. He was 77.
Mr. Justice Collett served on the Court of Appeal last year in the culmination of distinguished ...
Bermuda's good fortune in being made the centrepiece of Old Navy's spring advertising campaign should not be underestimated.
This is publicity that money can buy, but it is much better when someone else is spending it. Better yet, there is no taint o...
The Cabinet office is a ?paragon of prudent fiscal management?, announced yesterday as the first week of the Budget debate wound up.
He also revealed that the funds allocated so far to the exploration of sovereignty by the Bermuda Independence Commis...
Independence could offer economic opportunities for Bermuda, according to the The Bermuda Independence Commission.
In its first monthly report to cabinet, the BIC, which is tasked to deliver an independent evaluation on the pros and cons of Bermuda g...
DIRECTOR of the Council of Hemispheric Affairs Larry Birns yesterday hit back over Premier Alex Scott's attack on the credibility of the group by branding his comments on COHA's latest report on Bermuda and Independence as "baseless and defamatory".
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The Bank of Butterfield has registered a planning application for additions to be made to the existing five storey building in Bermudiana Road. Renovations are currently being made to the Rosebank Centre, but the proposed additions will create additi...
THE House on the Hill was really rocking, for a time, Mr. Editor, after Dr. Grant Gibbons delivered the Opposition's official Budget Reply. His comments about corruption and integrity and scandal and conflicts of interest touched a nerve.
Government'...
RECENT comments made by columnist Phillip Wells (A Limey in Bermuda), concerning the merits of the Ashay Rites of Passage programme at Dellwood Middle School, has prompted me to challenge some of his assumptions about the usefulness of the programme ...
Washington think tank the Council for Hemispheric Affairs has been both lionised and shredded for its analysis of Bermuda's Independence debate.
The analysis, which came out in January, has been seen as either a clear-sighted look at the issues from ...
It is impossible to prove that Independence will solve racial tensions in Bermuda, the Washington Council on Hemispheric Affairs (COHA) said yesterday.
Bermudians who believe it will should vote for Independence ? yet there is no reason that steps ca...
