Our governments should have instituted decades ago that hotel properties generate their own power. The whole dynamic of power consumption and demand, power supply and wider otherwise draw on the availability of power is monstrous. It doesn’t benefit the general public to have these industries feed off the general grid. From today onwards, we must allow these entities to supply their own power necessary for their operations if you want substantial power availability for independent home and smaller business consumption. Talk to me.

Twit!

and be understanding of cost factors and their waistline..

The cruise port has been a mistake from its inception. It has wrecked the whole town of Nassau and the hawkers who pay no insurance, taxes, questionable use of occasional licenses if they have any at all have nothing of value and detract from businesses that pay VAT, NIB, rent, licenses and staff. No sanitary facilities either. Please we have send them elsewhere rather than Woodes Rogers Walk and Pompey Square where they are currently settling in and squatting to the cost of renters, tenants, tax paying operations and the overall dirty image of our town.

Twit.

So true.

Are there gang members in the police force?

Well said, well expressed. Thanks

The video of a passenger saying that the 45 minutes that she was allowed for shopping off board wasn’t near enough time to shop compare and buy before having to get back on board the ship so that it could sail on to its private island with its captive passengers and their captive wallets. New rules must be put in place demanding overnight stays in Nassau- that would guarantee the impetus to recreate night life and restaurant endeavours in town, maybe even a night club or three with live shows and showcasing local talent. The spirit of Sweet Richard might even return. Remember, we can set the rules regarding these mega cruise companies, we cannot now or ever allow them to dictate to us.

Those contracted workers are being paid, right? Well that’s enough. It’s a contract!