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The Opposition seized upon the Kyril Burrows case as an example of why it feels new good governance legislation is an empty gesture. Trevor Moniz, Shadow Attorney General, said the recent fraud case showed that there is no point in such legislation u...

A housing development in the West End was again the subject of debate in the House of Assembly as opposition members said taxpayers will be stuck with the bill. Launching a lively debate in the House of Assembly on Friday, Mark Pettingill of the One ...

MPs passed legislation changing the boat licence renewal period from December to April. Deputy Premier and Transport Minister Derrick Burgess told the House of Assembly yesterday that the Marine Board Amendment Act 2012 had been tabled to “align the ...

Premier Paula Cox pledged to make “clean hands when dealing with the public purse” a hallmark of her administration. After tabling phase two of her Good Governance legislation in the House of Assembly, Ms Cox said the tightening of the rules would en...

As I look around Bermuda, I see more and more examples of the tail wagging the dog. It is ridiculous and just speaks to the way things have changed. One morning a few weeks ago I was interrupted from my most diligent efforts to complete my ‘to do li...

Government has launched a new initiative featuring the song ‘Proud To Be Bermudian’ as the theme for a number of upcoming events. The announcement was made yesterday, by Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Patrice Minors with the song’s creators,...

A ceremony will be held at the airport to welcome new Governor-designate George Fergusson to the Island tonight. Several dignitaries led by Deputy Governor David Arkley and Premier Paula Cox are expected to meet him as he arrives on the British Airwa...

BIpartisan politics May 18, 2012 Dear Sir, Several weeks ago Sir John Swan, in a letter to the Editor (April 24) called for a political bipartisan and public coalition because “we are heading towards an economic and social calamity”. I thought that i...