21 July 2007 | The Royal Gazette

Dr. Ewart Brown said the Progressive Labour Party would memorialise its former leader if it is returned to power at the polls.

While he refused to name the date for the forthcoming election at Thursday's PLP rally, Dr. Brown staked his mandate to the people, promising better health care, social benefits, education reform, affordable housing and even stronger economic performance.

He also promised more hotels.

Speaking at 'The Main Event' at West Pembroke School Field, Dr. Brown said: "Solid as a rock, protocol has been established. Good evening family.

"I thank you for being here tonight and thank you most of all for your support of this Government, for the party, for the PLP. Thank you very much for this warm welcome. This, my friends, is not what our detractors have in mind." MORE! »