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Michael Weeks, the Shadow Minister of Health, delivered profound personal thanks to healthcare professionals for this year’s celebration of Nurses Day. The Pembroke East Central MP told The Royal Gazette he had “just collapsed for no reason” while ou...

Brendan O’Leary is well versed in conflict. The University of Pennsylvania professor’s ideas on power-sharing are said to have been influential during the Irish peace process. The reason why he’s here? Family. His cousin, Elizabeth O’Mahony, sits on...

Visitors from the United States have raised more than $8,500 and counting for five charities in Bermuda. Edward Carye, his daughter, Meghan Carye, and Karen Nahrwold braved the stormy weather to take part in the XL Catlin End-to-End on Saturday. “The...

Men and women of all ages “dancewalked” their way through the City of Hamilton yesterday. The event to celebrate Move for Health Day was such a success that the Department of Health is considering making it an annual fixture. “We had a blast,” Healt...

A deliberately unnamed group proposing fresh opportunities to settle the island’s differences held its first in an anticipated series of gatherings last night in Hamilton. Conflict management was the theme, using the example of South Africa, as Arlen...

The Pembroke Rotary Club will celebrate its 35th anniversary tomorrow with a dinner at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. From 6.30pm, speakers will outline the history of the club, which was founded in 1981 and meets every Thursday at 7.30am. The chapter...

Retired nurses have been honoured by the Bermuda Government with a tea party in recognition of their past services. Thirty-five nurses were invited, all of whom had worked with Community Health Nursing services, Lefroy House or the Sylvia Richardson ...

To celebrate Heritage Month, The Royal Gazette is featuring a series of profiles celebrating major contributions to our culture. TIM HODGSON kicks things off with an in-depth look at the inimitable Michael Frith He was the man with the golden pen, a...

The recent political upheaval experienced in Bermuda has spurred a group of “passionate Bermudians” to organise a series of events aimed at healing the community. The first of the events takes place this evening at Cathedral Hall, Church Street, with...

Declining standards in behavioural attitudes, especially during public functions, have been a growing concern for years in Bermuda — and there seems to be no ready-made answers, even though constant appeals are made by officials urging the public to ...

Why be limited by a number? Ruth Vallis certainly hasn’t let her age stop her. At 89, she decided it was time she exhibited the paintings she has created over the past 20 years. They are now on display at a temporary gallery on Bermudiana Road. “I’ve...

Get your dancing shoes on and join the Department of Health and town crier Ed Christopher for a “dance-walk” through the City of Hamilton tomorrow. Everyone is invited to take part in the event, which aims to combine fun and music with physical activ...