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People who drive carelessly should be tested for drugs as well as alcohol, Independent Senator Joan Dillas-Wright believes. She made the assertion during the debate on the Road Traffic Amendment Act 2012 which passed in the Upper House this week. “Th...

Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards yesterday called on Government to pour resources into creating more private sector jobs to halt the decline in Bermuda’s economy. Mr Richards expressed alarm that the number of people working for Government had su...

The Senate has heard that substance abuse and neglect is taking it’s toll on the Island’s youngest and most vulnerable and to combat the problem, Government has increased the Youth, Families and Sport ministry by $1.26 million. Junior Minister of You...

Premier Paula Cox said MPs are leading by example as they approved their own five percent pay cut in the House of Assembly last night. Ms Cox also hinted most of the unions are close to accepting salary reductions as the Island comes to terms with th...

While two young people were representing Bermuda in London for Commonwealth Day, other young people from across the Island gathered in the conference room of the XLGroup on Bermudiana Road to debate, share ideas and consider challenges and solutions ...

Bermuda has done much to meet international benchmarks for legislatures, but there is still room for improvement, according to Kim Swan of the former United Bermuda Party. In the House of Assembly on Friday, Mr Swan led the House in a debate on Commo...

Senator Walwyn Hughes is to retire as an Independent Senator. The news was announced today by Governor Sir Richard Gozney. James Jardine, a chartered accountant who recently retired as CEO and partner of Appleby, is to take Dr Hughes’ place as Senate...

Government and Opposition Senators sparred as the Upper House prepared to adjourn for Christmas, with One Bermuda Alliance Senator Michael Fahy accusing Government of empty rhetoric. “One thing we keep hearing is that this a Government that makes ver...