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Five years ago this week, I was privileged to be able to represent the people of Devonshire officially. It has been truly a journey to get to know all of the ins and outs of being able to attempt to be the best Member of Parliament and neighbour that...

The people of Bermuda should be concerned after reading the recent op-ed from the Premier regarding the past five years of Progressive Labour Party governance. It reeks of delusion and desperation. The Premier stated: “The past five years have not be...

With the new cliffside construction on Harrington Sound Road, we continue to witness the destruction of our precious shorelines and valuable undeveloped green spaces. Parliament passed the Tucker’s Point Resort Residential Special Development Order i...

Five years ago, the people of Bermuda used the power of the vote to change governments and change the direction of our country. Five years ago, the people chose to put an end to one of the most divisive periods of recent memory. From policies that s...

The Maradona Gibbons Osaka Awards is a pilot coming out of grassroots efforts responding to challenges to our island’s social fabric over the past six months. This activism has involved a “Peace Tree” campaign and efforts to foster collaboration amon...

Gang violence and the murder of our countrymen in the streets is something we must see come to an end. We are all tired of losing loved ones, going to yet another funeral of someone gone too soon, and seeing too many of us become desensitised to this...

The mainstream media have played a huge, underappreciated role in President Joe Biden’s declining support over the past year. Their flawed coverage model of politics and government is bad for more than just Biden — it results in a distorted national ...

Three major elections on the same Sunday in June — in France, Colombia and Spain — tell the fundamental story of democracy in our era: the continuous disaffection with government, the collapse of traditionally dominant parties and figures, and the co...

I’m a St George’s Parish girl at heart. I was born in St David’s, have spent most of my life living in St George’s town and have family and countless friends from this area. And, I mean, who doesn’t love the many — OK, two — shades of blue? So versat...

On July 7, British prime minister Boris Johnson finally resigned. Or claimed he would resign. Undone by his own Cabinet ministers, who in realising that their own credibily was at stake, he decided to jump ship. What does this mean for the British Ov...