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Dear Heather, My husband is several years older than I am and he keeps falling. I’m so worried about him as our house has lots of steps and rugs and things that could cause him to lose his balance. He, on the other hand, is very reluctant to sell an...

Housekeeping duties at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital returned to normal last evening after a labour dispute with auxiliary staff was resolved. A spokeswoman for the Bermuda Hospitals Board said all evening-shift staff had turned up for work as no...

Storm losses drove Blue Capital Reinsurance Holdings Ltd to a $6.7 million net loss in the third quarter of this year. The Bermudian-based collateralised reinsurer and insurance-linked securities investor said its results were impacted by losses re...

A man who refused to take a breath test was banned and fined in Magistrates’ Court. George Silva, 59, admitted refusing the test, but not guilty to a driving while impaired charge. Last week the court heard on that a motorist was driving on North Sho...

Former drug users and activists said a community effort is needed to steer young people away from violence and drugs. Ronald Butterfield said he sold drugs as a teenager but became a committed Christian and minister while being treated for heroin abu...

Were it not for a long-lost relative, Seán O’Connell’s folk songs might never have been heard. His guitar was in a closet gathering dust, the melodies and lyrics he’d carefully composed forgotten. Then he met his Irish cousin Morgan. With his proddi...

A young Bermudian martial artist, who teaches the art of Muay Thai, is looking for a permanent location to grow his business. Deondre Morris, 29, started Bermuda Thai Boxing Academy earlier his year, after he took a leap of faith and left his full-ti...

Members of the Kiwanis Club of St George’s pitched in for a playground cleanup. The members removed refuse from Mullet Bay Park as part of Kiwanis One Day. Daron Lowe, vice-president of the organisation, said that the clean-up of the playground wo...

Bermuda is braced for its largest ever number of cruise ship passengers in a single day, the transport ministry said yesterday. More than 9,340 cruise ship passengers will be on the island on Wednesday as six ships visit the island between Tuesday an...

Bermuda must look at ditching its own dollar in favour of United States currency, Bermuda’s elder statesman has said. Sir John Swan floated the idea in an opinion piece on potential changes for Bermuda published in The Royal Gazette this month, which...

A Bermuda College conference on race relations on the island Saturday involving a world-class British university will be live-streamed to a bigger audience because of public demand. The event, “Race and Resistance: Understanding Bermuda Today”, will ...

The Supreme Court has been appointed a new registrar, the Governor has announced. John Rankin welcomed Alexandra Wheatley to the team after deliberation with the Judicial and Legal Services Committee and Chief Justice. He said: “She is highly qualifi...