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Progressive Labour Party candidate Lawrence Scott last night accused the One Bermuda alliance of borrowing his party’s policies on employment. Mr Scott, who is running in Warwick South East, was responding to coments by his OBA rival Alexis Swan, who...

They bear some of society’s heaviest burdens, yet the Island’s youngest voters are more likely not to participate in elections than other groups. Figures provided by the Parliamentary Registrar, Randy Scott, show that 35 percent of those qualified to...

The Progressive Labour Party’s efforts to throw doubts over the One Bermuda Alliance’s pledge to maintain benefits for FutureCare patients does not seem to be gaining traction. That’s because it is pretty hard to argue against an unequivocal stateme...

Bermuda’s parents are desperate for Government’s Job Corps programme to help put their children on the right path, Economy Minister Patrice Minors told a meeting last night. Mrs Minors said the initiative — designed to give young people the skills to...

Leaders in the local business community say what’s good for international business is good for them too. Ronnie Viera, president of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce, said the same concerns and issues that international businesses have apply for local ...

The choice that you make on December 17 will be one of the most important in the life of this country. On that day, having endured five years of unemployment, soaring debt and violent crime under the current Government, you can cast a vote for hope a...

Young people earn nearly $10,000 less than they did just two years ago, according to the One Bermuda Alliance. OBA candidate Alexis Swan gave the statistics at a press conference this morning at the party’s Reid Street headquarters, flanked by leader...

November 20, 2012 Dear Sir, I read an article in The Royal Gazette yesterday entitled ‘Nothing In Common’ and I had to comment. The writer was suggesting that there were no similarities between the Progressive Labour Party Government and US President...

As the December 17 General Election approaches, The Royal Gazette is publishing a comprehensive series of articles on the major issues facing the Island. Marcia Breen takes a look at international business in today’s instalment. A handful of top exe...