On Sunday, September 15th, I took part in a discussion facilitated by Bermuda Youth Connect. I want to thank the co-hosts, Ms. Halle Teart and Ms. Ajai Peets, as well as the behind-the-scenes crew of Read More
The Ministry of Youth, Social Development, and Seniors is deeply concerned by the domestic violence cases across Bermuda. “Domestic violence is an issue that transcends gender, age, and background. It happens everywhere, behind closed doors, Read More
It is my great pleasure to join you today as we welcome new members of the Cabinet, Senator Kim Wilkerson as our new Attorney General & Minister of Justice, MP Crystal Caesar as the new Read More
As Premier David Burt indicated would happen, a new Attorney General was today sworn in at Government House. That person being Attorney Kim Wilkerson, who joins the Cabinet from the private sector and will replace Read More
The disproportionate power concentrated in the Progressive Labour Party has driven Bermudians to leave the island in hopes for a better life. While political reform is worth considering, the notion that independents can fix Bermuda’Read More
The Ministry of Public Works maintains over 500 Government vehicles. That 500 consists of tractors, motorcycles, Heavy trucks, Bulldozers, Concrete mixers and 119 GP cars to name a few. The average age of a government vehicle is 10+ years Read More
The Ministry of Public Works wishes to advise the motoring public that the westbound lane from Shelly Bay Marketplace to Radnor Road, on North Shore Road, Hamilton Parish, will be closed. This closure will facilitate Read More
“We are listening, and we are acting to build a better Bermuda with fairness, opportunity and care for all,” said the Premier, the Hon. David Burt, JP, MP. The public will recall that in July, Read More
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) notes the Coalition’s concerns about the Clean Air and Water Resources Act and welcomes the opportunity to clarify several key points. The public consultation period for Read More
The Ministry of Public Works maintains over 500 Government vehicles. That 500 consists of tractors, motorcycles, Heavy trucks, Bulldozers, Concrete mixers and 119 GP cars – to name a few. The average age of a government vehicle is 10+ years Read More