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The late Frederick L Wade, while leader of the Progressive Labour Party, once told me his greatest pre-election concern was that a member of his party would make some statement that would not only be a poor reflection on that individual, but would al...

Child abuse figures reported in Government’s Budget for the coming fiscal year contained a glitch, showing 179 less cases for 2010 than the actual figure. Families Minister Glenn Blakeney revealed the error as MPs studied his Ministry’s spending, dur...

Ruling party whip, Lovitta Foggo, will be her party’s general election candidate for St David’s. Ms Foggo is the incumbent in the area having wrested it away from Suzanne Roberts-Holshouser in 2007 with a 90 vote majority. She will run against Gaylyn...

Economy Minister Patrice Minors was yesterday unveiled as the ruling party’s general election candidate for Smith’s North. She will be contesting the seat against the One Bermuda Alliance’s Michael Dunkley. In 2007, Mrs Minors caused a major upset f...

Government may face litigation to force it to change a policy which jeopardises the jobs of public servants who decide to run for elective office. Anthony Francis, the One Bermuda Alliance candidate for district 13, Devonshire South, is unemployed as...

Economy Minister Patrice Minors and PLP Whip Lovitta Foggo were today unveiled as the latest PLP candidates for the next general election. Ms Minors will stand in Smith’s North and Ms Foggo will stand in St David’s. * For more on this, see this websi...

This year’s police budget of more than $68 million won’t be enough to get the service up to full strength, Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards complained yesterday. In his reply to the Budget, the One Bermuda Alliance MP said the Island’s gang probl...

Continued from Page 4 Encouraging private industry to “step up too”, Mr Roban said Government had been a stimulator and a generator, not a “job creator”. Over the past four years, he said, surpluses had not materialised, but “Government has still had...