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First class nursing

March 7, 2014 Dear Sir Home Care Ready for discharge from King Edward VI Memorial Hospital, I required continued daily dressing to multiple areas. I was referred to the hospital home care nurses to assess my needs before my discharge. The day after m...
Mar 11, 2014
Track & Field

Five more meet standards for Martinique

Bermuda’s Carifta Games team increased to 14 as five more athletes made the grade in their respective disciplines at the National Sports Centre at the weekend. With time running out to qualify for the annual Caribbean event, held in Martinique from A...
Mar 11, 2014
Other

Shipping channel proposals to be assessed

Upgrades to Bermuda’s shipping channels to allow bigger cruise ships into local waters will get a public airing. Bermuda Environmental Consulting is to carry out an environmental impact assessment (EIA) of three proposals to improve maritime access a...
Mar 11, 2014
Reinsurance

Report: Byrne’s Sportscover deal in doubt

Former Bermuda-based insurance executive Mark Byrne’s Sportscover deal is in danger of unravelling, according to a UK insurance news website. Mr Byrne is founder of class of 2005 Flagstone Re. His proposed deal to acquire the struggling Lloyd’s manag...
Mar 11, 2014
Other

Man seriously injured in crash

A 34-year-old man suffered severe head injuries in a traffic collision on Sunday evening. A police spokesman said the collision, involving a car and a motorcycle, took place on Marsh Folly Road near the Tennis Stadium. “As a result, a 34-year-old man...
Mar 11, 2014
Arts & Entertainment

Beach Art Festival returns to Horseshoe Bay March 29

It may only be chilly March but hundreds of people will soon take to the beach for a little fun and artistic frolic. The Third Annual Bermuda Beach Art Festival will be held on March 29 on Bermuda beaches. Organiser Nicky Gurret called it one of Be...
Mar 11, 2014
Other

Govt working to get new hotel development commitment

A deal for a new hotel could be signed by the end of the year. Premier Craig Cannonier said: “I don’t see why it’s not possible — but it will take everyone moving swiftly. No promises, but 100 percent effort.” Mr Cannonier added a deal could be struc...
Mar 11, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Speeding law applied too randomly

March 3, 2014 Dear Sir, Early one Saturday evening several weeks back I was riding into town towards BUEI when I was flagged down by two police officers operating a speed trap. As always, they were polite, professional and friendly; I suspect that ha...
Mar 11, 2014
Other

Pair hit heights in charity challenge

Adventure seekers John Doherty and Wayne Swan were able to cross a new challenge off their bucket lists last month when they climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in aid of two local charities. Mr Doherty and Mr Swan, both coworkers at Argus Group, were conside...
Mar 11, 2014
Gymnastics

Wilson claims second place

Sadia Wilson, the Bermuda gymnast, was in impressive form at her first competition as a junior elite FIG gymnast at the Miss Alpha Factor Meet in England at the weekend. Wilson, who was competing for the Notts Gymnastics Academy, finished second on t...
Mar 11, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Reconstitute the National Health Care group

March 8, 2014 The following letter was sent to Health and Environment Minister Trevor Moniz and copied to The Royal Gazette. Dear Minister Moniz, I’m pleased to see the One Bermuda Alliance has finally come to realise Bermuda’s healthcare system ne...
Mar 11, 2014
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