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October 14, 2013 Dear Sir, I was advised by some sincere friends to stay out of politics and concentrate on business and advancing my own life. I know they are right except that my foolish way doesn’t permit me to be silent for reasons affecting my p...

Showing leadership qualities in a road race, Regiment commanding officer Lt Col Michael Foster-Brown came home first ahead of his fellow colleagues and competitors from the Bermuda Police Service, Customs and Bermuda Fire Service. In the Inter-Servic...

Bermuda had a brush with bankruptcy just after the One Bermuda Alliance took power, according to Premier Craig Cannonier’s assessment of the OBA’s first ten months as Government. Within weeks of taking the reins, Mr Cannonier said the new administrat...

Corporation of Hamilton Councillor Troy Symonds is said to be considering resigning after City chiefs voted to pay themselves thousands of dollars for attending committee meetings. Mr Symonds, along with Alderman Gwyneth Rawlins and Councillor Larry ...

Government Senate Leader Michael Fahy has warned that Bermuda still faces tough economic challenges — and that the Island’s unemployment situation could get worse before it gets better. Wrapping up Wednesday’s debate in the upper chamber, the Home Af...

Millions of dollars in rent has been left unpaid by Government for the Hamilton Fire Station — five years after its lease with the Corporation of Hamilton expired. The facility’s King Street property is owned by the city, and its former “peppercorn” ...

Hamilton Mayor Graeme Outerbridge and Deputy Mayor Donal Smith have been found in contempt after failing to meet with Ombudsman Arlene Brock regarding an ongoing investigation. However Chief Justice Ian Kawaley said he didn’t believe they should be p...

Premier Craig Cannonier has not ruled out future cuts in the Civil Service as the Island struggles to recover from recession. Mr Cannonier said: “As we move forward, we certainly can’t make any promises in that area. “The realities are out there, but...

Vowing to “fight this thing all the way”, Hamilton Mayor Graeme Outerbridge and around 50 Corporation colleagues staged an impromptu protest outside the Cabinet Building as Senators prepared to debate the Municipalities Act 2013. “This is a very dict...