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The Annual “turkey give-away” sponsored by Bermuda HealthCare Services [BHCS], in conjunction with Brown-Darrell Clinic and Bermuda Urology Clinic will be held on Saturday, December 21, 2019 at Bermuda HealthCare Services at 19 The Lane in Paget. “We...

As I round the corner from Thanksgiving and enter the season of light I often pause to consider the many things in life that I am thankful for. I don’t think it matters a bit which religion or holiday traditions you follow, the close of the year is g...

Rose James lived beside St David’s Lighthouse, but at times it felt like her home was the actual beacon. Children were drawn to her; it wasn’t unusual to hear an unexpected knock on the door. “In my house, there was always someone’s child who had le...

The Ministry of Legal Affairs wishes to provide the community with accurate information regarding the Department of Child and Family Services (DCFS). The stories published in The Royal Gazette as it relates to old Psycho-Ed and Residential Treatment...

Changes to the healthcare insurance system will go ahead, despite a call from the Opposition to put the plans on hold, the Government said yesterday. The Government added it would not extend the consultation period on the changes — which ended on Sun...

An island resident’s 980-mile end-to-end bicycle trip in Britain raised a total of $20,000 for four Bermudian charities. William Lawrence completed the nine-day cycling trip from Land’s End, in Cornwall, England, to John o’Groats, in Caithness, Scot...

A lawyer has raised “serious concerns” over whether funding was in place for a panel of litigation guardians to represent children in court. Saul Dismont also questioned why the five panel members had not been identified after Kathy Lynn Simmons, th...

Compulsory police background checks should be carried out on anyone who wants to work with children, the head of a child protection charity said yesterday. Debi Ray-Rivers, the director of Saving Children and Revealing Secrets, said that police vetti...

My first reaction to reading the article on the tragic death of an at-risk 16-year-old girl placed in an overseas institution was guilt. I felt this way because, apart from a few heroes, I remained silent like the rest of our society over the alarmin...

Seniors and caregivers quizzed a panel of healthcare experts last night on proposed changes to the healthcare system. A standing-room-only crowd turned out for the event organised by island charity Age Concern at the Salvation Army Citadel on North ...

A blind teenager and his single mother on financial assistance said they were in a “desperate” situation owing to lack of cash. Sarah Fox, who lost her job as a human resources assistant at a law firm in July 2018, said she and 18-year-old son Brande...

A legal battle between a construction firm owned by a government minister and his niece and her mother, his ex-sister-in-law will be fought out in the Court of Appeal. But Island Construction, owned by Zane DeSilva, the current Minister of Tourism an...