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The coming year could be the year a succession of faces synonymous with the Progressive Labour Party's rise to power finally move out of the spotlight. Thirteen years after the PLP's famous first election victory, 12 of that victorious team still hol...

The Voter’s Rights Association has expressed concerns that plans could be moving forward to turn White’s Island into a juvenile corrections facility. A spokesman for the Department of Corrections was contacted yesterday, but has not commented as of p...

Artist Charles Zuill yesterday criticised Government for hiring an overseas artist to create a statue, calling the choice a “slap in the face.” The statue, a life size portrait of the late Dame Lois Browne Evans by Pennsylvania artist Zenos Frudakis,...

As the Progressive Labour Party enters 2011 in a position of dominance, emerging key members Michael-Jay Landy, Kim Lightbourne and Curtis Williams told Tim Smith they won’t rest on their laurels, in the final part of our end-of-year series looking a...

In the second of our three-part series looking at Bermuda’s political parties as 2010 comes to an end, the United Bermuda Party’s new recruit Montell Currin explains to Tim Smith why he was nervous telling his grandmother he was signing up with the o...

Some predict their very existence will hand the Progressive Labour Party 30 seats at the next general election. But Michael Branco and Dueane Dill say you can forget any notion of the Bermuda Democratic Alliance joining forces with the United Bermuda...

It’s taken 65 years, but former Royal Air Force serviceman Philip Lamb can finally feel he’s got the recognition he deserves for his heroic efforts during the Second World War. Mr Lamb who has suffered chronic health problems most of his life after s...