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August 8, 2011 Dear Sir, A friend of mine recently chastised me for “making life difficult for gay people” with my recent Letters to the Editor. I respectfully disagree. My letters put gay rights on the table for public debate and attracted intellig...

Reid Street at Spurling Hill will be closed to all traffic as of 7am today to allow repaving, the City of Hamilton has announced. A City spokeswoman yesterday said: “There will be one lane of traffic from the East Broadway round-a-bout through to Fro...

July 20, 2011 Dear Sir, During the ravages of war as the troops advance over the battlefield, both sides take on many casualties. When the order is given to advance the troops must obey. At some point the order is given to cease firing and retreat a...

July 23, 2011 Dear Sir, Allow me space in your editorial to send a message to Kim Swan MP and to Charlie Swan MP. This message was written by a 12-year-old Primary School student. “Together everyone achieves more.” CONCERNED VOTER Warwick

The lack of human rights for the elderly and homosexuals are “glaring anomalies” repeatedly met with a “deafening silence” from Government, according to Senator Kathy Michelmore. The Shadow Health Minister has today accused Government of being “disin...

A bill establishing an independent immigration appeals tribunal was given the green light by the Senate yesterday. Introducing the bill, Junior National Security Minister Jonathan Smith said Bermuda’s democracy was strengthened by the Bermuda Immigra...

The Senate yesterday approved plans for an insurance scheme providing a safety net for people if a bank fails. The One Bermuda Alliance gave its support to the Deposit Insurance Act, which gives insurance coverage to depositors in banks and credit un...

Good governance has been a priority for the Progressive Labour Party since Paula Cox became Premier, Senate Leader Kim Wilson said yesterday. The Economy Minister said the Good Governance Act proves the commitment the PLP has shown to accountability ...

Bermuda can import medicine from any country in the world, as long as the drugs are eligible for sale in the US, Canada or EU member states. Junior Health Minister Cromwell Shakir told the Senate yesterday that cheaper generic drugs had resulted in s...