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Michael Dunkley described delight with the turnout for a One Bermuda Alliance-organised youth forum held last night. The two-hour long forum took shape as a series of round table talks held at CedarBridge Academy, with participants able to table-hop...

Sandys North may have just played host to the biggest sporting event in Bermuda’s history, but constituents still have mixed feelings about what the America’s Cup meant for them. And there is no shortage of other issues affecting residents of Consti...

Advanced polling for incapacitated voters and residents who will be travelling on the day of the General Election will open today, the Parliamentary Registrar confirmed. The polling station at the Seventh-day Adventist Church on King Street in Hamilt...

The Opposition went on the offensive against the ruling One Bermuda Alliance yesterday, with three candidates berating the governing party’s record on immigration, jobs and transparency. Walter Roban, the Deputy Leader of the Opposition, accused the ...

Finance minister Bob Richards hit out at the Opposition’s economic track record at a press conference yesterday. He slammed the Progressive Labour Party for overspending its annual budget for five consecutive years, to the tune of $418 million, compa...

The One Bermuda Alliance pledged to prioritise seniors as part of an election campaign that will work to drive down health costs while incentivising the creation of care facilities and home care provision. Health and seniors minister Jeanne Atherden...

Rising healthcare costs have been highlighted repeatedly during the past five years, with the health and seniors minister warning last year that they had risen to “unsustainable levels”. During the Health Action Plan launch in January 2016, Jeanne At...

On May 9, 2016, the Progressive Labour Party held a press conference where acting Opposition leader David Burt alleged that JetBlue had been pressured by Aecon to fire shadow transport minister Lawrence Scott because of his opposition to the airport ...

Debates will not take place in the lead-up to next week’s General Election, with both parties pointing fingers at one another for where blame lies. Both the One Bermuda Alliance and the Progressive Labour Party released statements last night followi...

Although Bermuda’s Parliament held its first session in 1620, it is only relatively recently that it has enjoyed proper representative democracy. The island’s first General Election held on the basis of universal adult suffrage and equal voting took ...

Healthcare costs will be the next government’s number-one challenge, according to economist Peter Everson. He warned that because of the island’s ageing population, costs will continue to rise if there is no policy intervention. “Demographic challen...

In 2012 the battle for Pembroke Central came down to just six votes, with Progressive Labour Party stalwart Walton Brown squeezing his way into Parliament ahead of One Bermuda Alliance newcomer Andrew Simons. This month Mr Simons and Mr Brown go head...