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Joseph Matthew has spent 50 years with PTB. Being willing to learn and having a genuine interest in his work helped him progress

Donald Scott, the island’s former Financial Secretary, was considering studying law until a teacher pointed him towards economics

For year-round appeal think trees, shrubs, vines, herbaceous, annuals, cacti and succulents, palms, ground covers and bulbs

Michael Swain, founder of the Bermuda Rowing Association, has moved to France where he gives lessons to rowers at all levels

June Caisey, 85, hated being stuck at home during the height of the pandemic because it prevented her from entertaining

Austin Simons, 80, practises kung fu three days a week to keep his mind and body healthy

The answer to whether technology and digital media is good or bad for children is complicated, says author Katie Davis

Local astrologer Tricia Duffy Foggo coaches people toward living the life they were meant to have

Abigail Kempe hopes her exhibition encourages others to make kites and continue a Bermuda tradition

Retired nurse gets her sea legs on board “Tenacious”, one of the largest wooden ships built in Britain in over 100 years