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Even demons become kinder if they are fed on time and treated well. I learnt this last week, when we attended a service at a small Hindu temple in the remote mountains of western Bali. My husband, Bill, and I went for a bike ride. We rode in the equ...

Opportunities in Bermuda will be promoted to global business leaders in Europe next week. David Burt, the Premier, will lead a team of three to Davos, Switzerland, to attend the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting. He said he was the only head of a...

In 2015, Keeon Minors said goodbye to family, friends and everything familiar, and moved to Panama. It had been his retirement dream. The temperate climate, easy access to other countries and lower cost of living were all appealing. So in his mid-30s...

The rights of children in Bermuda will come under the spotlight at a major conference in Japan next week. Tiffanne Thomas, an independent social worker, has been invited to speak on child protection and the influence of culture on a country’s protect...

Changes in the administration of payments to families of elderly war veterans were defended yesterday by the Ministry of Finance. Officials said a new system for the payments, which included processing of claims overseas, was introduced last year to ...

The Wright family joke is that 97-year-old Aileen waits for no one. It was certainly true last October when she wanted to visit her sister, Ianthe Pearman, who was ill. Her family offered to drive her to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital but she gre...

Red tape has delayed carers’ payments and caused hardship for war veterans’ families, a campaigner has claimed. Caregivers said a decision to send paperwork to the United States for processing had led to delays of up to three months in the payment of...

Recognising that many young people are not making conscious health and wellness decisions, Generation Next founder and chairman Eron Hill said the organisation will be launching a “bespoke health and wellness awareness programme for young Bermudians”...

A blind veteran musician who left a home for the elderly after ten months to move into his own apartment said he was happy with the decision. Freeman “King” Trott, 87, moved out of Devonshire’s Serenity Palms Nursing Home last year because he was not...

Dear Sir, We salute EY’s managing partners and staff for supporting the Bermuda Senior Islanders’ Centre for ten years. EY assisted the senior centre during the slumping economy with donations of a minivan, cash, computers and other valuable service...

I flew with my husband to the rural north of Thailand, late at night. We awoke in the morning in the cool air of the highlands. The streets were pleasantly chaotic with vendors, and we heard the laughter of children from a nearby school. Behind high...

An Opposition MP claimed yesterday that $175,000 spent by Government on an unused office in Washington DC could instead have funded schools or pensions. Michael Dunkley, a former One Bermuda Alliance premier, started to “phase out” use of the office ...