For anyone who has experienced a traumatic event, it is normal to have a psychological reaction. But how do you cope if traumatic events are the nature of your day-to-day job? What if the psychological…
Everyone is different, no single rule applies to all, and there is always that one person who lived to a great age while drinking, smoking, eating badly and doing little exercise. The latter, however, is…
In the 75 years since the Royal Navy left, Bermuda’s Dockyard has undergone a seismic shift. What was hailed by the late James A. Ziral, writing in The Bermudian, as “the largest military defence utilisation…
Throughout the length and breadth of the island stand monuments to how Bermudians lived and worked in times gone by. These homes were built in the days before electric tools, cranes and concrete. They don’t…
White stepped and pitched roofs, shutters, pastel colours, tall chimneys and welcoming arm staircases are just some of the many architectural and design features that make Bermuda’s homes unique. Many of these evolved out of…
When George Thomas, former Bermuda Press (holdings) Ltd board member, first suggested turning the Royal Gazette building into pickleball courts, Jonathan Howes thought he was joking. “I honestly thought he was pulling my leg,” said…
Bermuda Waterworks is in the midst of a major infrastructure expansion that aims to meet the full demand for water throughout the West End, as well as increase potable water production and bring down energy…