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March 21, 2011 Dear Sir, The name Dr Barbara Ball is a name that became very popular over the years. I remember her on a number of occasions. When I was age 5-9 she was my doctor. She was assigned to the convalescent hospital in Dockyard. It was a ho...

Plans for a new marina in the East End could go ahead, despite planning permission being refused by the Development Applications Board (DAB). The Stocks Harbour Marina Project was refused by the DAB last September the decision was appealed by the app...

March 14, 2011 This was sent to Ms Suzette Arruda and copied to The Royal Gazette. Dear Ms Arruda, Re: ADA Compliance Thank you for your letter dated March 3, 20112 regarding an incident you observed involving a wheelchair-bound female passenger who ...

March 17, 2011 Dear Sir, This is the second time in 45 years that I feel the need to write to you because of a real possibility of a huge mistake being permitted to happen. My first objection was voiced against the building of a baseball diamond on C...

Morgan’s Point developers were yesterday praised for their “patience” and “fortitude” as the bill allowing the $2 billion resort to be built was passed in the Senate. Opposition Senator Suzann Roberts Holshouser said the final result of the five-sta...

The Premier and Governor will promote the Island in London next week at an annual Business Bermuda event. Tourism and Business Development Minister Patrice Minors will join them at the Business Bermuda, formerly known as BIBA, Annual Financial Servi...

The SDO battle may be over but the row over the Tucker’s Point expansion is far from finished as campaigners gear up for the next stage of the planning process. Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce is preparing to lobby the Development Appl...

United Bermuda Party Senator Michael Dunkley has criticised Government for hitting businesses in the pocket with an “exorbitant” food licence fee increase. Sen Dunkley told the Upper House that businesses would have no choice other than to raise pric...