While close to 62 percent of Bermuda residents support some kind of Government subsidy for local music radio programmes, the idea is drawing a mixed response from broadcasting executives.
The statistic is just one of the results of a recently conduct...
The British Government has offered British citizenship, together with the right of abode, to people in the Overseas Territories who qualify. Citizenship will be non-reciprocal; residents of the UK will not have the right of abode in the Overseas Terr...
The United Bermuda Party have formed a committee to decide the fate of MP Trevor Moniz, more than two years after they made him an outcast.
Mr. Moniz had the Parliamentary whip withdrawn in October 1999, meaning that he was excluded from internal pla...
Visitors to the new Montessori Academy on the old National Sports Club site on Middle Road, Devonshire will find few semblances of what was once one of the Island's premier sports grounds.
The transformation has been impressive, with games and meetin...
DATE: Nov 06, 2001 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Lawrence Trott
The British Government yesterday announced the appointment of a new Governor for Bermuda.
Sir John Vereker, 56, (pictured) who is currently Permanent Secretary for the Department of International Development in the British Government, will take over ...
Bermuda has a glut of people who are unemployable because of a poor work ethic and social problems, according to business chiefs.
And Government backbencher Dale Butler says it is time Bermuda stopped sweeping this and other issues under the carpet a...
By all accounts Home Affairs Minister Paula Cox has had a busy year.
In the last session she successfully steered through the groundbreaking Criminal Code Amendment Act which rewrites how Bermuda's deals with its repeat offenders.
And after stormy me...
Health and Social Services Minister Nelson Bascome has identified what he thinks are some of the main issues influencing Bermuda's housing crisis.
But solving the problems are not so simple. His is the biggest of all the Ministries and he recognises ...
DATE: Aug 24, 2001 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Lawrence Trott
An issue on many people's lips at the ICAP captive conference last week was the new IRS (Internal Revenue Service in the US) ruling covering captive insurance companies. While practitioners consider it too early yet to predict how application of this...
Trevor Moniz remains estranged from the United Bermuda Party as it prepares to contest the Smith's South by-election. Meanwhile, the man who is almost certain to be named the party's candidate, Maxwell Burgess, is the wrong choice says Mr. Moniz who ...