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Controversial plans to reclassify public transport services as “essential” are expected to be approved by MPs today when the Labour Relations Amendment Act 2014 gets its second reading in the House of Assembly. The legislation was drafted following a...

National Security Minister Michael Dunkley has released a National Drug Control Master Plan and Action Plan, aimed at “reducing both drug supply and drug demand” on the Island. He said the plan represented the second phase of Government’s National St...

The One Bermuda Alliance today donated $5,000 to two local charities on the back of a Fun Golf fundraiser held in April. The Women’s Resource Centre and Saving Children and Revealing Secrets (SCARS) each received a cheque of $2,500, presented by OBA ...

Premier Craig Cannonier has again dismissed suggestions that he struck a deal with a US developer in exchange for a financial contribution ahead of the 2012 general election. Mr Cannonier spoke out following calls yesterday by Opposition Progressive ...

May 12, 2014 Dear Sir, Every year at the same time, I do performance appraisals (PAs) with my team. The employee fills out a form to evaluate their own performance over the year. The manager reviews that self-appraisal and inputs their perspective. ...

Figures from across the political divide have paid tribute to Frederick John Barritt, remembering a “Bermuda icon” who was a “wise and fair man”. The former Speaker of the House, whose 21 years in politics spanned a tumultuous time in the Island’s hi...

On May 2nd, I joined the march led by the People’s Campaign from Victoria Park to Parliament, where Premier Cannonier accepted a manifesto from the campaigners that focused on equality, jobs and justice. These themes are not new to Bermuda, and have...

The One Bermuda Alliance has said no donation was ever received from US developer Nathan Landow, and that the party would be conducting a “full fledged” internal investigation into the allegations against Premier Craig Cannonier and other senior part...

It’s one of the drawbacks of life on a small Island, the occasional tendency to become distracted by the minor details of public life at the expense of seeing the broader picture. Bermudian politics exploits this failing on an all too regular basis. ...

Government has renewed a private company’s contentious contract to carry out emissions testing on all vehicles — despite having yet to legislate on acceptable levels of air pollution. Bermuda Emissions Control Ltd (BECL) was awarded a five-year multi...