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The lovely husband is away on a business trip to Costa Rica. I know it’s all meetings and hard work, but I cannot help feeling a little jealous. And he gets to sleep star-shaped in a hotel bed. True, I can sleep star-shaped in ours, but last night’s...

The number of therapists in Bermuda’s schools will be cut in the approaching school year. The Department of Health Therapy Services, which provides early intervention screening and other programmes helping about 1,200 children each year, has been hit...

Michael Dunkley has thanked workers for their “commitment to a better Bermuda” in a Labour Day message. “Labour Day is an important holiday for Bermuda, reminding all of us that our progress continues to depend on the sweat and skill of organised wor...

Governor George Fergusson has added his condolences to the widespread feelings of sadness and concern in Bermuda for the devastation caused by Tropical Storm Erika in Dominica. “The Royal Navy Fleet Auxiliary ship, RFA Lyme Bay, which visited Bermuda...

Michael Dunkley this afternoon took part in the Back 2 School Extravaganza event, aimed at helping families in advance of the coming school year. The Premier praised the event, organised by the Caines brothers, 5 Star Barbershop and Alpha Kappa Alpha...

The rising cost of health insurance premiums is unsustainable and unaffordable for the Island’s seniors, according to Age Concern. Claudette Fleming, the charity’s executive director, said that “across the board” hikes including new increases to HIP ...

The ancient Greeks and Romans used baths for relaxation, health and healing. Last week in New York, I visited an awesome spa recreating the ‘thermae’ experience: the caldarium (hot bath), tepidarium (warm), frigidarium (cold plunge), a floatarium (su...

Vacations are a badly needed break from the norm and maintaining your usual, healthy routine during your holiday does not always happen. When travelling, I try to stick to my normal lifestyle. I manage to get a workout in daily by starting early, be...

Michael Dunkley has been in talks with Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit in the wake of the devastation of Tropical Storm Erika, urging the public to assist if they can. The Premier said in a statement: “We must always help when and where we ...

The Department of Parks’ annual Movies in the Park event will take place at the Botanical Gardens this Labour Day weekend. The Moonlight Movies Series will be hosting the action from 6pm on Saturday and Sunday, and is promising DJ music, fun competit...

Footage of Michael Dunkley’s appearance on CNBC Closing Bell has been released by the Bermuda Government.The show was recorded during the Premier’s visit to London last week, when he also conducted interviews with BBC Radio and BBC Business Live, and...

Reginald Burrows was all set to be inducted in the Wilberforce University Hall of Fame when disaster struck. Instead of a trip to the awards ceremony in Las Vegas, Nevada, he found himself in the hospital suffering from kidney failure. That was in 20...