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Wakefield Quin barrister Peter Sanderson explores some of the implications of the recent judgment confirming that naturalised British Overseas Territories citizens are not subject to work permit restrictions. A recent judgment has confirmed that natu...

Dear Sir, After reading Eron Hill’s letter in the RG (So much we can learn from Bermudian icon), his desire to emulate his hero, Julian Hall, and then reading some of the subsequent comments and blogs, I thought it appropriate to add something to t...

When looking forward to the future of Bermuda, it is important to understand that social, environmental and economic factors all come into play. Balancing these pillars is important if we want to achieve and sustain success; having such a holistic a...

Action is needed on the “stalled” debate over decriminalising drugs, which community group the Young Progressives says could defuse the Island’s gang-related tensions. “Every time we lose someone, every time a young man is murdered, politicians come ...

Dear Sir, “The issue of disappointing anyone else must take a distant and inferior second place to the goal of pursuing your dreams and making your life choices as you think fit, and with the minimum prospect of regret.” – Julian Hall Those words ...

This is Cup Match week. The teams have been selected, St George’s Cricket Club and its grounds are being made to look smart, and revellers are at the ready for festivities in the East End and all over the Island. The buzz of excitement is palpable. T...

Noise is a part of community life around the world, and that is a reality most of us accept. However, many are unaware of the amount of damage that excessive noise can cause to those often exposed to loud sounds for long periods, without any control ...

Last week, during a late afternoon swim, I was surprised at seeing a thirtysomething woman swim out into the deep water, towards the reef line, by herself. The weather was not ideal (although not rough) on that day and, in fact, I was the only other...

North East Hamilton’s social problems must be tackled in tandem with promoting new businesses if it is to thrive again, according to Family Centre. The charity’s executive president, Martha Dismont, described the area as a “microcosm” of the challeng...

The Charities Commission is considering “all options to enforce compliance” with regards to defunct charity Youth on the Move and its financial activities. The charity, founded by former Corporation of Hamilton councillor and former Mayoral candidat...