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It never ceases to amaze me the wide array of wonderful animals we get to see as vets. My first job in the UK was with a practice that specialised in snakes, amongst the more regular pets, and I quickly had to learn how to safely handle and take blo...

Jahdre Hayward didn’t grow up with much but he always had people who pushed him. It’s how got from “the back of town” to Essex, where he and his wife Amanda opened Haywards in 2013. In Epping, a village 17 miles outside London, England, Haywards’ “mo...

Kok Wan Lee’s latest exhibit is a tribute to Astwood Park, the place he fell in love with on moving here 30-odd years ago. He thinks it is especially fitting as it’s likely to be the last solo display of his work before he retires and returns home to...

Recently I’ve heard a lot of people moaning about the dreaded final five pounds. Among the common complaints: “I follow my diet and exercise and nothing changes! I've fine-tuned my meal plan and I am still gaining weight!” Some of the reasons why you...

In 2017 Alex Tuchman gathered a group of musicians for the Bermuda Piano Festival. It was held at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art before an appreciative audience; in ensuing years demand moved the concert to a larger venue, the Trudeau Ballroom at ...

Heroes vs Villains is the name of Jackson’s School of Performing Arts’ latest recital. It celebrates the “fantastical” characters created by Marvel Comics as well as “everyday” people – healthcare workers, teachers, parents and guardians. The unm...

Lift every voice and sing, Till earth and heaven ring Ring with the harmonies of liberty Let our rejoicing rise High as the glistening skies, Let it resound, loud as the rolling sea. As Bermuda pauses tomorrow to remembe...

Stroke patients are first in line to be examined by outside specialists thanks to a new, high tech online treatment programme. According to a Bermuda Hospitals Board spokeswoman, Primary Stroke Centre is one of the first facilities in the world to of...

This week’s hand is in the column mainly because of the superb play by declarer, but the bidding to get to the Grand Slam was a work of art in terms of system and communication, and is well worth looking at. The hand was reported by the excellent Tim...

Glenasia Butterfield has found her happy place at Sui Generis. The Hamilton dance school’s camp is a first for the autistic seven-year-old who loves that it allows her to be “just like any other kid”. “She has progressed since she’s been here,” said ...