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March 6, 2011 Dear Sir, For Premier Cox to ask private companies if they are willing to reduce fees is not only insulting, but audacious. I am sure when Premier Cox made her speech at the Business Bermuda's AGM on Thursday last, more than a few jaws ...

Premier Paula Cox and her Cabinet repeated the mantra of doing more with less at a public meeting to discuss the Budget. For around two hours at Somerset Primary School, the Premier and almost all of her Ministers spoke with around 70 West end reside...

Opposition Senate Leader Jeanne Atherden has criticised Government for leaving little time for debate, calling it a “deliberate attempt so that questions are not asked”. Senator Jeanne Atherden said this had become a “pattern” particularly in areas ...

Opposition Senate leader Jeanne Atherden yesterday questioned why funds had been cut for a group which provides overseas medical assistance for the “most vulnerable”. Lady Cubitt Compassionate Association (LCCA) had its annual grant halved from $2 m...

Despite numerous talk shows and other forms of expression in our society, there are still too many people who for whatever reason, choose to remain silent when decisions are being taken that may not be in their best interests. To begin with, it is no...

Opposition Senate leader Jeanne Atherden today questioned why funds had been cut for a group which provides overseas medical assistance for the “most vulnerable”. LCCA Medical Overseas, which received $2 million in the 2010-11 financial year, has se...

Senate Opposition leader Jeanne Atherden has criticised Government for leaving little time for debate and has called it a “deliberate attempt so that questions are not asked”. Senator Atherden said this had become a “pattern” particularly in areas w...

The Island’s national debt is “manageable” and “sustainable” when compared to other modern and developed economies, according to Junior Finance Minister David Burt. Senator Burt made the statement during a debate on the Government Loans Amendment Ac...

Last week's visit by the Earl and Countess of Wessex titillated many residents as they flocked to gain sight of two members of the British Royal Family. Awe-inspiring as they are for some, however, monarchies are an imperfect fit in our modern world ...