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The governing party insisted yesterday that it was “pro-business” and rejected a suggestion that it was reframing the election as “business vs the people”. But Families Minister Glenn Blakeney, the incumbent for Devonshire North Central, said that so...

Job creation is the top priority for the Progressive Labour Party should it win power for a fourth consecutive term, Premier Paula Cox said yesterday. Ms Cox launched her party’s election manifesto called “Moving Forward Together” at Alaska Hall yest...

Get out and vote that was the recurring theme at a Progressive Labour Party rally last night. Described in a promotional email sent by Deputy Leader Derrick Burgess as “our BIG rally,” there was plenty of food, free PLP T-shirts and other memorabilia...

The One Bermuda Alliance said it would create 2,000 jobs over the next five years by “implementing pro-growth economic policies”. The figure was contained in the party’s “jobs and economic turnaround plan” to help pull Bermuda out of its financial cr...

Michelle Wainwright tried to do everything right. She worked hard for 12 years in a Government social services job. She holds a mortgage so she and her family can have a piece of the rock. Feeling the need for further qualifications to advance in her...

Business leaders have taken exception to being painted as self-interested and lacking a social conscience by former Belco CEO Vince Ingham at a political rally. Senator Ingham, the Progressive Labour Party’s candidate for Pembroke West, took the busi...

Progressive Labour Party candidates felt the heat from their own supporters last night as Bermuda's unemployment crisis took centre stage at a town-hall meeting. *Editor's Note: this story has been corrected to note that Michelle Wainwright is a gran...

Progressive Labour Party candidates last night called on their supporters to keep faith with their political family in spite of heavy criticism. Devonshire North Central's Glenn Blakeney and Vance Campbell of Smith's West both conceded the PLP had ma...

Former United Bermuda Party leader Michael Dunkley lamented the party’s use of black people as tokens, in a 2009 interview. And he acknowledged the existence of the consultant’s report, dubbed the “secret plan” by the Progressive Labour Party, saying...