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Luck and working children is not a care plan (opens the original)
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A generation is raising children and losing parents at the same time. The system assumes we can absorb it. My mother had early-onset dementia diagnosed in 2019 when she was 70. We did what you are supposed to do. Power-of-attorney documents were drawn up on the advice of the mood and memory clinic at the hospital, along with the warning that no one can say how fast or slow the progression will be. We kept the quarterly medical appointments already in place for her diabetes. And we were advised t
Reducing road deaths needs more than enforcement (opens the original)
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On the morning of September 3, police officers issued 135 traffic tickets between 5am and 10am. Seventy-one of those were for speeding. At around 11.35am that same day, a 19-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a collision, on South Road, Southampton. The investigation into his death is ongoing and it would be both unfair and irresponsible to suggest that the two events were connected. They are simply two facts from the same morning. But there is an uncomfortable 95-minute gap between them. The g
Model the behaviour you want your children to follow (opens the original)
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The day has finally arrived. The first of September, the first day back to school and a new year for our six and 13-year-old. The time is 7.20am and, unlike normal mornings, both kids get up without any argument or fuss. They come downstairs, one eye open, one eye closed. The six-year-old asks to be carried the last couple of feet to the dining room table. I have breakfast on the table, having risen at quarter to six. Clearly, I am also very excited about the first day of school. I laid out muff
Could a children’s book festival close Bermuda’s reading gap? (opens the original)
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The most important part of the London Kids Lit Fest — officially the London Children's Literature Festival — is the part the public never sees. On Barnes Green, it looks like a particularly joyful village fair: striped tents, famous authors, queues of excited children, and tables piled high with books. At our stand, more than 350 children stopped by to discover my wife's book, Max the Gemstone Finder, and to get their hands on the gemstones and activity sheets spread across the table. I should c
Punishment alone will not deter bad drivers (opens the original)
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Like many this past week, my blood pressure spiked when I read about another serious accident, traffic being diverted and one or more people being taken to the hospital with injuries being described as serious. We quietly hope that it is not someone we know, a reality for many of us that have grown up on this beautiful island. During the joint press conference last week, Darrin Simons, the police commissioner, laid out the facts: “Bermuda has historically averaged around 12 road deaths each year
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