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David Burt gives MPs an update on the much delayed facility in the wake of questions from the OBA

Opposition condemns renting the 94 units with the aim of catering to international business sector employees

Shadow tourism minister Craig Cannonier questions whether money could have been better spent

Opposition and environmentalists argue that the project is staggeringly flawed

The Opposition’s spokesman on tourism says the Premier has misled people by saying the deal to develop the Fairmont Southampton is done

The One Bermuda Alliance opposed the move saying it would hit a market still struggling to recover after Covid-19

A former tourism minister who oversaw major changes to the Bermuda Gaming Commission has suggested that the Cabinet may need to look again at the way it is structured. The comments from the Progressive Labour Party MP Jamahl Simmons come after senior...

The Premier has quashed claims that an arrangement between the Government and the owners of the Fairmont Southampton has been signed off. David Burt added that a public announcement will be made “when all aspects of this deal are closed”. His comment...

Gencom has expressed interest in purchasing the Government Quarry Depot, Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch has revealed. Speaking in the House of Assembly on Friday after delivering a statement on a quarry feasibility study, the Minister of Public Work...

I read with great interest the recent comments from Craig Cannonier, the former Premier of Bermuda. I had hoped that he would be bringing forward a vision from the One Bermuda Alliance on tourism or any other issue critical to the elevation of the c...

Support among PLP MPs for the Government’s controversial stance on taxpayer funded financial commitments to the massive $376 million Fairmont Southampton revamp has been questioned by the Opposition. But shadow tourism minister Craig Cannonier said ...

An ex-premier has accused the PLP of using “Black privilege” and double standards in the wake of an MP controversially making a “monkey” reference in Parliament, which was widely seen as an attack on former finance minister Curtis Dickinson. Former ...