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A landscaping worker lost part of his thumb after an accident with a portable generator in Hamilton. The 22-year-old, an employee of Horsfield Landscape & Design, was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital after the incident at the junction of Ha...

Victims of crime who seek criminal injuries compensation may have to wait years for their claims to be processed, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The lawyer for a man shot four years ago said she was told by the Supreme Court last week that the Crimina...

A dairy farm accused by neighbours of causing a stink may soon have new owners and no more milking cows. A Department of Health spokeswoman told The Royal Gazette yesterday: “The Department of Health is aware of discussions ongoing between Green Land...

Cavin Stovell did not expect to get a second chance at a new kidney so soon after his first transplant failed eight months ago. The 43-year-old’s rare AB blood type made it harder for a suitable donor to be found for him and he was temporarily taken ...

Former premier Ewart Brown is likely to receive more than $1.2 million in total from the public purse for financial losses suffered at his two medical clinics, health minister Kim Wilson has revealed. Ms Wilson defended the Government’s decision to p...

The Government is to make further payments to doctor and former premier Ewart Brown to compensate him for losses since fees for medical scans were slashed. A Ministry of Health spokesman told The Royal Gazette that Dr Brown will continue to receive a...

Vulnerable children who claim they were let down by the head of the Government’s child protection unit plan to sue him, according to a lawyer. Alfred Maybury, director of the Department of Child and Family Services, was placed on administrative leave...

A social worker who blew the whistle on allegations that government child protection staff abused and neglected youngsters said yesterday the case highlighted the need for vulnerable youngsters to have independent representation. An investigation int...

Painful injuries, children playing unattended outside, contaminated drinking water and childminders looking after too many youngsters. These were some of the red flags raised by members of the public and environmental health officers over Bermuda’s n...

Health and safety reports for all of the island’s registered childcare providers have been released, but the names of the businesses have been removed from the records. The Department of Health admitted to The Royal Gazette that the identification of...