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A residential home for seniors in Paget is at the centre of three separate alleged cases of neglect. Sunny Vale Rest Home on St Michael’s Road claims that it offers “outstanding” care to the elderly, but one former resident told The Royal Gazette tha...

I often wonder what I would actually do if I were marooned on a desert island. Would I just give up, wallow in lonely self-pity until I dried up like an empty corn-husk? Would I laze around all day gorging on wild berries, makeshift sushi, swimming i...

A fresh focus on the heritage and history of St George’s will be championed this year to boost visitor numbers. Corporation of St George’s leaders, together with local MPs, will concentrate efforts on promoting cultural tourism in the East End as wel...

An 81-year-old man suffering from “severe” bedsores was “rescued” by concerned members of the public from a rest home that could not care for him properly — after the National Office for Seniors and the Physically Challenged (NOSPC) failed to find hi...

Shadow Attorney General Michael Scott has called the reappointment of Rory Field as Director of Public Prosecutions a “slap in the face” to those who believe Bermudians should come first. Mr Scott fiercely attacked Governor George Fergusson over the ...

Dear Dr Nekia, I am kinda in a fairly new relationship with someone. We haven’t officially said we are in a relationship yet but every chance my new friend gets he is asking will I be his woman. I honestly do want a relationship but I am just not fe...

Bermuda’s seniors are receiving “deplorable” care in residential facilities and private homes across the Island yet the authorities are failing to act, it has been alleged. An investigation by The Royal Gazette has uncovered a number of cases where e...

Families are being stopped from moving their elderly relatives to different residential homes from facilities that they are unhappy with, it has been alleged. The daughter of an 89-year-old woman claims that she and her siblings have been blocked fro...

A sharper focus on identifying at-risk youngsters in school will help Bermuda to tackle the scourge of gun and gang crime. This from Premier Michael Dunkley as he urged parents to take the lead in helping children to choose the right path. “We have ...

About 60 students attended the Island’s first Hackathon yesterday to learn about computer coding and building their own websites. The children, between the ages of 11 and 17, were able to construct the pages during a six-hour session, and some are av...

Well here we are, happy 2015! I always love the surge of optimism a new year brings. Our bodies are sludgy and hurting and sloshing with drink but we are determined to get ourselves together. I am not sure about you, but I have eaten Christmas ham t...