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St George’s is more to me than the place I live. It is the place where I grew up. It is the place where my family is from and it is where I am raising my children. Some have used St George’s as a political football while displaying neither love nor ...

Hundreds of protesters interrupted last night’s sitting of the Senate to demand a “bipartisan, collaborative dialogue” on immigration reform. Police ordered the public to leave the Cabinet Building after Senate president Carol Ann Bassett brought pro...

Legislation allowing the elimination of pest birds has been passed with support throughout the Senate — except for Independent Senator James Jardine, who voiced strong misgivings. “I have a real problem with this Bill, as a nature lover,” Senator Jar...

A group of Bermudian women moved one step closer to achieving financial independence when they graduated from the Department of Human Affairs’ Community Driven Development programme yesterday. Seventeen of the 20 participants enrolled in the programm...

In Bermuda it’s never been uncommon for the buck to be passed hither, thither and yon. There have always been those among us who cheerfully accept credit for their successes ­­— even successes they only played minimal roles in — while side-stepping a...

Concerns have been raised about the number of voters registered at the Salvation Army Shelter as the registration period for the Municipal Elections nears its close. John Harvey, former Deputy Mayor of Hamilton, who is “actively considering” running ...

Municipal elections are looming for Hamilton and St George’s on May 7. The deadline for eligible business ratepayers and commercial City property owners is 5pm this Wednesday. A City of Hamilton spokeswoman issued the following guidelines: • No late ...

The Island’s pool of notaries public is due to be expanded, under a piece of legislation approved by Friday’s Senate. The Bermuda Bar Amendment Act 2015 was brought before the Upper House by One Bermuda Alliance Senator Georgia Marshall. The require...

There must be some other way, Mr Editor, and of course there is. It is just a matter of will and reorganisation on the Hill. We just need Government to lead the way and Ministers to start by tightening their briefs. Say what? I am, of course, referr...

The Supreme Court has ruled that Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy did have the power to take over the governance functions of the Corporation of Hamilton. The ruling by Chief Justice Ian Kawaley also stated that while Sen Fahy would not be able to ...