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The health department was investigating to see if emissions from Belco could be classed as a nuisance which could mean the company facing hefty fines

Film featuring people who suffered adverse reactions to Covid-19 vaccines was screened by the Collective Action Solidarity Trust

A Bermudian drug and alcohol counsellor has returned with copies of a book that help children to understand addiction in their families

BF&M donated 150 care packages last month to a women’s charity in honour of Women’s History Month. The packages, donated to the Women’s Resource Centre, were filled with hygiene products such as body wash, lotion and tampons and pads. Juanae Croc...

Bermudians are encouraged to learn more about stress management and data privacy throughout this month. During National Stress Awareness Month, held every April since 1992, people can learn more about how stress affects their health as well as how t...

Patients rights advocate Mark Selley says ambulance funding should be a priority

A community outreach organisation has launched a project to inspire people to improve their health by eating more fruits and vegetables. Bermuda Is Love’s #5ADay campaign challenges participants to eat five servings of fruits or vegetables every day ...

People young and old enjoyed kite-making, fishcakes and old-fashioned games at the Bermuda Cultural Experience on Thursday. The event, sponsored by the Department of Health, took place at Victoria Park as part of Public Health Week. Kim Wilson, the...

Emergency response times will be extended as firefighters are deployed to the airport, the One Bermuda Alliance has claimed

The Bermuda Hospitals Board has apologised for “high wait times”, which have occurred on a number of occasions