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How will rehabilitation happen if you can’t even flush the toilets? (opens the original)
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How can we seriously talk about rehabilitation when men incarcerated at Westgate Correctional Facility cannot reliably flush their toilets, shower or access running water? The most recent disruption is not simply a plumbing problem. It is a warning about the condition of a system responsible for protecting those in custody and the wider community. The Royal Gazette reported that water problems at Westgate persisted through the weekend of September 26-27, affecting toilets and showers. The truth
Bermuda cannot import its way out of a workforce crisis (opens the original)
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Let me have a conversation with you — the Bermudian looking for work, paying rent, raising children, retraining, thinking about coming home, or wondering whether your children will still be able to afford to live here. You may ask: “Robert, what is actually going to change?” We have heard about the Department of Workforce Development, apprenticeships and the promise that Bermudians come first. Government policy says employers must advertise locally and give Bermudians priority before seeking for
Affordable housing must make communities, not just buildings (opens the original)
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Regarding Bermuda’s housing crisis, we must ask the question: what kind of communities are we building for the next generation? The Government deserves credit for recognising that Bermuda has a housing crisis and for putting forward a ten-year Affordable Housing Strategy. Its stated objective is to deliver between 950 and 1,350 affordable and attainable housing units over the next decade, while also rehabilitating derelict properties and bringing underutilised rental units back into service. But
Bermudians must have the right to decide on Caricom (opens the original)
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There are moments in the life of a country when decisions are too important to be left solely to politicians. They belong to the people. Whether Bermuda should move from associate membership of the Caribbean Community to full membership is one of those decisions. This is not a debate about whether we value our Caribbean neighbours. We do. It is not a debate about race, and it should never become one. Nor is it about whether Bermudians of Caribbean heritage belong in Bermuda. They absolutely do.
A new course for Bermuda (opens the original)
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Today, I am announcing my resignation from the One Bermuda Alliance and my decision to sit in the House of Assembly as an independent Member of Parliament. I entered politics because I believed we could do better. I believed that government should serve people — not parties, personalities, special interests or the status quo. On May 22, 2024, I was elected to represent the people of Smith’s North in a by-election. On February 18, 2025, you gave me your confidence again. On September 6, 2025, I w
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