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The One Bermuda Alliance has called on the Premier to justify paying what it called “friends and family” salaries on top of regular MP wages

This week in 1963, the Progressive Labour Party saw the election of its first MPs as it started the rise to becoming the island’s dominant political force

Shadow tourism minister Craig Cannonier is trying to make sense of the Fairmont Southampton SDO

Lawrence Scott was sacked as the Minister of Transport just days after the Premier saw off a challenge from former finance minister Curtis Dickinson

OBA candidate Thomas Harvey is calling out Renée Ming, Kim Swan, Lovitta Foggo and Tinée Furbert for losing their voices

Vic Ball bemoans the absence of magic from the PLP government when there is no election around the corner

Chris Famous criticises the One Bermuda Alliance for playing to the tune of populism in opposite of previous viewpoints

A Court Street landmark is named for the late Progressive Labour Party MP, Reginald Burrows, who helped save Alaska Hall

The right to health and safety at work is to be promoted in honour of international workers’ day on May 1

Ben Smith’s childhood memories are of what is now the Fairmont Southampton playing a significant part in his upbringing

Budget mailer is “blatant partisan electioneering”, claims opposition MP

Former OBA chairman Justin Mathias presents the Fairmont Southampton furore as a tipping point in flawed PLP governance