Hospital capacity relief: Hope Healthcare is renovating the old Telford Nursing Home in Paget into a medical facility with 15 beds, aiming to ease life-threatening bed shortages at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, with services including sleep disorders, cardiology, bariatric care and more. Emergency department pressure: Former KEMH emergency chief Edward Schultz says Bermuda must eliminate emergency department boarding and calls for real action as an independent UK consultancy (Acumentice) reviews KEMH ED operations over about six weeks. Diabetes support: Lindo’s-to-Lindo’s raised $27,730.62 for the Bermuda Diabetes Association, funding education and free screenings, with diabetes affecting about one in eight adults locally. Cancer care navigation: A letter to the editor highlights how cancer treatment in Bermuda is shared across GPs, Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre, the Bermuda Hospitals Board, Pals and partners—so patients can find the right pathway after diagnosis. Community health & movement: Move More Bermuda Games brought adults 50+ together for track-and-field events, backed by the Department of Health’s push to build daily physical activity. Dementia awareness: Paget Parish Council invites residents to a June 25 talk with Dementia Bermuda on signs, stigma and how communities can better support families. Youth online safety (watching UK/Aus): Bermuda says it’s monitoring the UK plan to ban social media for under-16s, citing ongoing concerns about online harms. Workforce strain in health systems: Bermuda’s justice workforce crisis and public service recruitment challenges continue to raise alarms about retention and institutional knowledge—issues that can ripple into public safety and wellbeing.