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CG Insurance and Benedict Associates are collaborating on a series of free webinars to help parents navigate the stresses of the pandemic. According to CG Insurance, the pandemic is considered to be a mental health crisis by many observers and stati...

An insurance firm is to give away health goodie bags to people who have been vaccinated against Covid-19. CG Insurance said the move was designed to thank people who had got the jabs. Beth Frazier, CG’s chief operating officer for health, said: “This...

A florist has donated 300 roses to nurses at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. “We felt there was no one more deserving than nurses on the frontline of treating patients in Bermuda, to get a rose thanking them for their service,” said Demco owner Ca...

Butterfield Banking centres in Hamilton, Somerset, and St George's will all remain open, but with the same reduced hours of 9am to 1pm after Covid restrictions are relaxed on Sunday, the bank said today. A spokeswoman said: “With the recent announcem...

The weekly Covid-19 press conference scheduled for 5.30pm today has been postponed until Thursday. A government spokeswoman said the postponement would enable David Burt, the Premier, and Kim Wilson, the health minister, time to give an update on “r...

Join The Royal Gazette’s live video partner the Washington Post today at 1pm on www.royalgazette.com for a special programme on diabetes - one of the most common chronic diseases in the US and Bermuda. Diabetes is a public health emergency that has...

The number of active Covid cases has dropped significantly, the Minister of Health revealed last night. Kim Wilson said there were now 601 active cases after five people tested positive for the coronavirus out of the latest 512 results. The number of...

The number of doctors and nurses who have now received Covid-19 vaccinations has increased significantly, it was announced last night. At the Government’s weekly Covid press conference, Dr Wesley Miller, Bermuda Hospitals Board’s chief of staff, said...

Tough restrictions to fight Covid-19 will continue for another two months, the Premier said last night. David Burt said the clampdown would continue until June 24 - but that a gradual easing was possible. He added: “The Government’s hope is for the ...

The Premier last night urged people to get tested and to get vaccinated. In his national address, David Burt said simply: “Get tested!” He added: “Testing is easily accessible to anyone who wants or needs it. There is no wait for testing in Bermuda. ...