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A probe into a $300,000 donation to the 2012 One Bermuda Alliance election campaign is still underway — four weeks after it was suggested the party would make a statement before the end of May. “The investigation is still active and ongoing,” said OB...

June 16, 2014 Dear Sir, In the past, Bermuda was a peaceful island (okay, we still had crime and other issues, but they weren’t extreme). Now, you have all those things plus corruption (people could talk about Marc Bean giving his daughter ganja tea ...

Online links to the audio records of Parliament remained out of service yesterday — and there was no explanation forthcoming as to what befell them. Friday afternoon’s session, in which MPs debated mandatory drug testing for members of the legislatur...

Progressive Labour Party leader Marc Bean has been accused of “hiding behind parliamentary privilege and lying about people” by Independent MP Terry Lister. The two men traded veiled barbs during an often boisterous debate in the House on random drug...

The Corporation of Hamilton has been awarded legal costs following victory in a dispute with municipality management over their right to join a collective bargaining agreement. In April, Puisne Judge Stephen Hellman ruled that the managers could not ...

A lease and bridge loan to aid the creation of a hotel on the Par-la-Ville Park site has been approved by the House of Assembly. However, Government came under fire during the debate for allegations made by the developer involved in the project, Mich...

June 10, 2014 Dear Sir, I reference a letter in today’s paper which carried a letter from AS Simons, Paget expressing (more like bemoaning) the fact that according to him, none of the regular bloggers to your site have asked the proverbial “plantatio...

A decision on a proposed Digicel telecommunications tower on South Road has been deferred until a public hearing can be held. The application proposes the erection of a movable cell site on wheels at 49 South Road, Devonshire, which would include a 6...

Two Ewing Street businessmen have been left perplexed by the Corporation of Hamilton’s rationale in chopping down part of the road’s line of trees, which were removed yesterday The road was briefly closed yesterday for three trees to get the axe. Arc...