Future changes to the Constitution should begin in the House of Assembly, and be approved by at least a two-thirds majority of the members of the House of Assembly, according to the United Bermuda Party.
But the Opposition party is hoping that the Go...
IN a story that suggests that US politics can be stranger than fiction, the current issue of The Village Voice, a New York-based weekly generally considered to have a left-of-centre political bias, reports that a Republican political operative who wo...
ducation, vocational training and the resurgence of old time values are key to solving some of the social problems plaguing our community, according to aspiring parliamentarian Ellen-Kate Horton.
Ms Horton, 57, a former teacher, is one of nine candid...
January 30, 2004
Dear Sir,
I have just completed reading a copy of 'Acel' dama' written by Mr. Neville Darrell and am just amazed that Mr. Dale Butler and Mr. Arthur Hodgson would endorse such a book.
If what Mr. Darrell has written is true or partly...
BERMUDIANS have never really considered the possibility that an American presidential election could impact on their lives. They have never even thought it remotely likely that Bermuda could become a major issue in a presidential campaign.
But it is ...
Self-styled “political agnostic” Corin Smith will run for the Opposition United Bermuda Party in the Sandys North by-election.
Mr. Smith, 36, has been a member of the Progressive Labour Party and was a key architect of a protest vote movement during ...
Flight plight
January 26, 2004
Dear Sir,
Dr. Ware-Cieters has blown another gasket. Not satisfied with criticising Dr. David Wingate she now attacks Stuart Smith, one of the champions of Bermuda's environment for many years. Stuart has used huge pers...
January 19, 2004
Dear Sir,
Recently I had the unpleasant experience of having to explain why a Pitbull puppy was killed by the dog warden to a group of five- to ten-year-olds.
The kids had a lot of input as to what he could have did with the puppy in...
January 20, 2004
Dear Sir,
Further to your editorial in today's paper, I think you have fallen into the same trap as the Minister of Transport.
You state: "Dr. Brown was rightly annoyed last week when he was interviewed on the issue. He noted that th...
I READ with interest the comments made by Ars Gratia Artis in a letter in last week's regarding art galleries in Bermuda. I would be grateful if you would allow me space to clarify the position and policies of the Bermuda National Gallery regarding s...
DATE: Jan 23, 2004 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Letters to the Editor
